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Pastry chefs at Gleneagles Hotel have created Scotland’s largest edible gingerbread house as part of the hotel’s festive celebrations.

As 2019 draws to a close, Scottish Construction Now runs through the top ten most read stories of the year.

As 2019 draws to a close, Scottish Construction Now runs through the top ten most read And finally articles of the year.

Plans have been submitted to demolish the former function suite of The Kintore Arms Hotel in order to build a block of flats.

Scottish social landlords are facing calls for the removal of a potentially dangerous type of cladding from high-rise buildings after a government test which approved the use of the material in some circumstances was labelled "fundamentally flawed". Falkirk Council, Dundee City Council, Fife Council

Bellway Homes has launched a bid to overturn a rejection of its plans to provide 165 homes in Thornliebank.

Moray Council has agreed, in principle, to take ownership of a replacement Lossiemouth bridge, reconnecting the town with the East Beach.

A new sporting facility is being proposed for Craigie Park in Ayr.

Holmes Miller has submitted a planning application for the Bangholm Sports & Outdoor Centre in Edinburgh.

MIXED USE and NON-RESIDENTIAL Applicant: The James Hutton Institute

Bovis Homes has completed the acquisition of Galliford Try’s housebuilding arm, creating one of the UK’s top five home building groups. The sale of Linden Homes and Galliford Try Partnerships was achieved in a transaction valued at approximately £1.1 billion, including shares, debt

New regulations will be developed to ensure all new homes use renewable or low carbon heating from 2024.

Councillors in Aberdeen are due to discuss plans for the creation of a £110 million housing development in Bridge of Don.

West Lothian Council has agreed to sell a 0.72-acre piece of land in Blackridge for £150,000. The site at Allison Gardens will be acquired by Southvale Homes (Lanark) Limited, an adjoining landowner who approached the council to buy the land.

Innovative plans to bring one of the world’s most famous distilleries back into production on the island of Islay have been given the green light.