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Nov 30, 2013 in We Are GLM

In their own words

At GLM, we thrive on the loyalty and satisfaction of our clients. Here are some testimonials from fans who value our services and believe that GLM was the perfect choice to carry out their vision.

Nov 29, 2013 in We Are GLM

Kicking off the Christmas season

Once again, our annual office Christmas party was a smashing success. Clients, colleagues, friends and family alike kicked off the Christmas season over delicious refreshments while toasting to another fruitful year.

Nov 19, 2013 in Building Surveying

Building Surveys and Home Reports – who pays?

The compulsory Home Report, love it or hate it, has become an integral part of the Scottish residential property market and can help purchasers to decide whether or not to go for a property.

Nov 11, 2013 in Building Surveying

Say Farewell to Wasted Energy

A few days ago I had a wifi control system fitted to my central heating and hotwater system. It was pretty painless and works well.

Oct 21, 2013 in Building Surveying, Press

GLM LAUNCH NEW SHARED REPAIRS SERVICE

In response to the termination of Edinburgh Council’s Statutory Notice System, GLM launch new Shared Repairs Service

Oct 1, 2013 in Building Surveying

The unforgettable Professor Charles McKean

Professor Charles McKean (16 July 1946- 29 September 2013) first came to my attention in the 1980s when, as Director of the Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland he was quoted as making disparaging remarks about building surveyors who he described as an "English import".

Sep 12, 2013 in Architecture, Project Management

GLM TRANSFORM JOHN O’ GROATS INTO A REMARKABLE TOURIST DESTINATION

Transforming a rundown tourist destination after years of neglect, GLM’s architects together with their project and construction management team have handed over the second phase of the ambitious redevelopment of John O’ Groats to client Natural Retreats.

Aug 30, 2013 in We Are GLM

Manchester and beyond …

The Salut Wine Bar is an exciting new Manchester startup that is in the process of converting a bland retail unit.

Aug 30, 2013 in We Are GLM

Remarkable Properties: Fancy yourself an expert?

There are fascinating histories and facts behind Scotland's great houses. Take our Remarkable Properties quiz to see how well you know these unforgettable properties. Don't worry - you can visit www.remarkable-properties.co.uk to refresh your memory!

Jul 16, 2013 in We Are GLM

GLM Proud Sponsors of 2013 Inveraray Highland Games

GLM has a long-standing relationship with Inveraray Castle and are proud sponsors of the 2013 Inveraray Highland Games.

Jul 4, 2013 in We Are GLM

DYING TOWN CENTRES

The slow death of town centres has many causes. Local Government has not helped with its strangulating, revenue generating parking and traffic policies. It hasn't helped by abandoning traditional buildings in favour of flashy new headquarters and other PFI developments.

Jun 13, 2013 in Building Surveying

the epidemic of lead theft

There has been an epidemic of lead theft over the past year or two, and it is generally supposed that the price of lead has soared. Whilst the market has been quite volatile, it is true to say that the trend since 2006 has been moving upwards.

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