Kieran Findlay is the Editor at Scottish Housing News and Scottish Construction Now. He focuses on the construction and real estate sectors, covering topics such as the housing market, construction industry, and public policy. Kieran has been featured in the Fife Herald, Scottish Housing News, and Scottish Construction Now.
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Kieran's coverage predominantly revolves around government announcements, legal policy regulations, and real estate industry news in the United Kingdom. He focuses on themes related to housing, Scottish government policies, energy efficiency, social housing, and planning.
Given Kieran’s focus on government announcements and legal policy regulations within the real estate industry and housing sector in the UK (primarily Scotland), he would likely be responsive to pitches from experts who can provide insights into these areas. This could include professionals with knowledge of energy efficiency standards for social housing or individuals well-versed in Scottish governmental policies regarding heat in buildings or other relevant topics.
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By: Kieran Findlay
Balfour Beatty has upgraded its full-year guidance after reporting a sharp improvement in first-half profitability, driven by strong performances in UK power transmission and US buildings construction, alongside a much-reduced loss in its US civils business. The infrastructure group said underlying
By: Kieran Findlay
Scotland’s affordable housing ambitions face significant delivery challenges unless underlying pressures across the housing and construction sectors are addressed, new research by the Fraser of Allander Institute (FAI) has indicated.
By: Kieran Findlay
Scottish Construction Now, in partnership with sponsor HF Group, recently brought together senior leaders from across the country's construction sector for a candid roundtable on one of the industry's toughest challenges: strategic leadership. Those in attendance at the event hosted at Glaschu in Gl
By: Kieran Findlay
As the UK's new Prime Minister talks up the biggest council house building programme since the postwar era, a newly published book is offering timely context on an alternative model that has quietly reshaped Scottish housing over the past half-century: the housing association. Homes by Association:
By: Kieran Findlay
First minister John Swinney has placed affordable housing and homelessness prevention at the centre of his government's plans for the new five-year parliamentary session, unveiling a Programme for Government he says will deliver "lasting improvements to people's lives". Presenting the programme to P
By: Kieran Findlay
The Scottish Government is to establish a major projects office to accelerate progress on nationally and strategically significant investment and private capital projects. Unveiled by the first minister during his Programme for Government announcement yesterday, the new initiative would unblocking b
By: Kieran Findlay
ng homes has hit out at false claims circulating online about the allocation of its Stonyhurst Street homes after a fire at one of the tenement buildings. Emergency services were called to the blaze in Glasgow's Possilpark area at around 5pm on Sunday 6 September.
By: Kieran Findlay
Scottish Construction Now editor Kieran Findlay has appeared on The Hard Hat Talks podcast to showcase the benefits of attending next month's Scottish Construction Summit. The free-to-attend event will take place at the SEC Glasgow on October 22nd.
By: Kieran Findlay
Ahead of ScaffEx26 this week and its sponsorship of October's Scottish Construction Summit, the National Access & Scaffolding Confederation (NASC) says it is seeing a marked shift in how Scotland's construction industry engages with the scaffolding and access sector, with Tier 1 contractors and
By: Kieran Findlay
A veteran Scottish planning consultant has formally resigned his membership of the Royal Town Planning Institute (RTPI) after branding the body's defence of accepting sponsorship money from energy giant SSEN "absolutely insulting." Ian Kelly, a member of the institute for more than 50 years, first r
