DOZENS of workers have lost their jobs after a Scottish housebuilding firm has gone bust. All staff at the award-winning Ayrshire firm have been made redundant after it entered administration.
Last year, the company, alongside the West of Scotland Housing Association, submitted plans to Glasgow City Council for the region's 'first operational net-zero modular housing development'. The ...
The bombshell came without warning for 60 staff at the East Ayrshire firm after the December in-house newsletter rallied ...
Net-zero ready homes could help lower carbon footprint, but more skilled workers are needed to build
One path to reducing carbon emissions in homes is to build or retrofit them to be more energy efficient, and to set them up ...
It’s been perhaps the busiest five years in the history of the local Habitat for Humanity organization, full of challenges, ...
Michelle Elliot and Callum Carmichael of FRP Advisory were appointed as joint administrators of Connect Modular and joint provisional liquidators to Hope South West on January 7. They revealed the ...
For years, nearly everyone in North America believed European car brands were the best. That shouldn't be the case anymore ...
An £800 million deal which will create two further battery energy storage sites in Scotland – each of which are the largest ...
An £800m deal which will create two further battery energy storage sites in Scotland - each of which are the largest in ...
U.S. industry is a major source of the greenhouse gas pollution causing climate change. Some operations emit way more than ...
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