Governance.
National Hub Programme
The National Hub Programme was created by the Scottish Futures Trust based on a partnership between the public and private sectors to deliver new community infrastructure facilities and other services.
Each hubCo has its own geographical territory and is committed to a high level of Scottish small and medium enterprise (SME) involvement in projects along with delivering best value and significant community benefits as a fundamental part of their projects.
Further details on the work of the other four hubCos can be found on their individual websites:
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The Latest from Hub North Scotland.
Hub North starts works on Union Street Central project
Work has started on one of hub North Scotland’s biggest projects – a major upgrading and regeneration of Aberdeen city centre. The improvements to Union Street Central are a key component to reinvigorating the city centre as part of Aberdeen City Council’s City Centre...
Scottish Hub Programme Delivers £2.4 billion of Learning Estate Infrastructure
As development partners with public sector clients across the country, Scotland’s five regional hub companies have delivered 144 learning estate projects worth £2.24bn, including early years, primary and secondary education facilities, with a further £402m under...
Hub North hands over new Greyhope School & Community Hub
Hub North Scotland successfully handed over the new £23 million Greyhope School and Community Hub in Torry this week to Aberdeen City Council. The development has been built on the site of the former Torry Academy in Tullos Circle with Morrison Construction as the...
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