Senior Surveyor Robbie is Chartered Building Surveyor, based within our Glasgow Graham + Sibbald Team. Having successfully graduated with Distinction from the University of Glasgow during 2021, Robbie then began working towards the RICS Assessment of Professional Competence where he became a fully qualified surveyor in 2024. Day-to-day, he is involved in a wide range…
Graham + Sibbald are delighted to announce the recent success of their Building Surveyor, James Devine, who has been awarded a First Class Honours degree from Glasgow Caledonian University. Having joined Graham + Sibbald in 2016, James was the first apprentice building surveyor within the businesses Glasgow office, undertaking part time studies while working full…
Graham + Sibbald are delighted to announce the recent hire of Steve Halfpenny as an Associate Building Surveyor, based within the businesses newly formed Birmingham office. Steve is a Chartered Building Surveyor with a Building Surveying degree from Wolverhampton University and an engineering background, Steve’s career has seen him work across several well-known and respected…
Climate change is coming to a town centre near you. Graham + Sibbald’s Director of Building Surveying, Daniel Little, looks at the impact it will have. Tackling climate change is a global challenge that might seem far removed from the average Scottish high street. However, this is far from the truth. It is already…
Graham + Sibbald are delighted to welcome Gerry Blyth to join the Technical Services team, expanding their service offering to include Quantity Surveying services. Working with a broad spectrum of clients, including leading names in the public and private sectors, Graham + Sibbald’s Building Surveying team aim to help you maximise the value of your…
The recent promotion of Daniel Little from Associate to Director sees the business strengthen their Building Surveying team across the West of Scotland. The Graham + Sibbald team provide advice and consultancy that aims to help clients maximise value while minimising costs and liabilities. Currently based in the Kilmarnock office, Daniel Little leads the Building…
In 2019, the UK became the first major country to legislate for a net-zero target for carbon emissions by 2050. This commitment means that emissions from all sectors of the economy – including industrial, commercial and public sector buildings such as schools, hospitals and local government offices – will have to cut or offset. It…
Improving the energy efficiency of your organisation’s buildings and plant can bring many significant advantages, including reducing operating costs, enhancing the working environment and improving the environmental credentials of your operations. To help organisations in the public sector reap these and other benefits, the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) recently launched the…
Ten key ideas for your team to try As part of its national commitment to tackling climate change, the UK government is pushing businesses and other organisations to improve the energy efficiency of their building stock. This is part of their push to make the UK carbon neutral by 2050. To provide help, significant new…
Associate Alistair is an Associate in our Edinburgh office. He joined Graham + Sibbald in September 2020, having graduated from Robert Gordon University with a degree in Building Surveying. Alistair is involved in all aspects of Building Surveying, including acting on behalf of both Landlord and Tenant Dilapidations, preparing Building Condition Reports, Technical Analysis Reports,…
