This week there has been some good news for the construction and tourism sectors in Scotland.
Good News for Construction and Tourism
Digital Tool To Aid Building Conservation
“This new tool offers the advantage of being able to conduct inspection and analysis of 3D data remotely, while still obtaining precise results.” Lyn Wilson, HES
Orkney’s Straw House
Nick wanted to construct a greener alternative to traditional house building methods and built his home out of straw bales.
Trade Union Demands Non- Essential Construction Sites Remain Closed
“Construction workers should not be used as test subjects by building luxury flats to get an economy moving that values wealth at the expense of our health.”
Construction Assessors Recruitment Drive Launched
A project has launched to recruit and train 100 new construction assessors across all of Scotland’s construction Colleges.
Legally Binding Home Energy Efficiency Regulations by 2024
It is estimated that 930,000 homes in Scotland are below that standard.
Views Sought on the Future for the Construction Industry
The Economy, Energy and Fair Work Committee of the Scottish Parliament wants to hear how the sector can move forward and spur on other areas of the economy.
‘Your Kirkwall’ to Shape Future of Orkney’s Capital
Kirkwall’s future development will now be shaped by Your Kirkwall which was fully backed by Orkney Islands Council on Tuesday 9th of October.
