Construction industry

The Supreme Court has reversed a decision to block plans for a controversial third runway at Heathrow Airport.

Springfield Properties says sales have risen following the lifting of lockdown restrictions in June.

It is hoped the upgrades will allow the community to generate up to 60% of its own electricity.

Canadian developer Carterra wants to build almost 250 flats overlooking Aberdeen's Rubislaw Quarry.

Stewart Milne Group says up to 80 jobs are at risk as it seeks to merge its Scottish homes divisions.

Dromore-based Graham Group, which employs 2,000 people, increased pre-tax profit to £11m.

A former high-rise police station is flattened in a controlled blast to make way for a supermarket.

Soil is being moved to new sites but ecologists question whether the process is effective.

The new Ulster University campus is one of Europe's biggest higher education building projects.

New figures also show construction output shrank by 30% in second quarter of 2020.

Workers are needed to operate the machine, load bricks and mortar and install damp-proofing.

The rail facility improvements in Aberdeen are expected by ScotRail to take about a year.

A leading architect says harmonisation of building regulations would mean loss of robust Scots rules.

The figure amounts to 20 children in every school on a housing waiting list, Shelter Scotland says.