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MIXED USE and NON-RESIDENTIAL Applicant: Redevco United Kingdom

Officials in the Austrian city of Salzburg have taken novel steps to address the increasing numbers of people injuring themselves by walking into lampposts while peering into the screens of their smartphones by putting airbags around the uprights. Locally, the word 'Smombies' has even been coined to

Link completes new development for social rent in Carntyne

Dalbeattie Learning Campus has officially been handed over to pupils after completion by Graham Construction.

Plumbers and heating engineers in the UK are reporting a huge rise in tool thefts from vans and building sites.

Nicola Barclay Senior representatives from the home building industry, registered social landlords, local authorities and other housing stakeholder groups totalling 200 people met in Edinburgh yesterday to reflect on the tenth anniversary of the Scottish Government’s “Firm Foundations” discuss

Catharine Kidd Planning consultancy Turley Heritage has appointed Catharine Kidd as its first director in Scotland as the UK-wide firm targets expansion north of the border.

Deafblind Scotland’s new learning and development centre in Lenzie has been officially opened by The Princess Royal.

L-R: Morgan Sindall MD Stuart Parker, Councillor john Wheeler, and head teacher Gael Ross Morgan Sindall has celebrated reaching the topping out stage of its work building the new £13 million Stoneywood Primary School in the Bucksburn area in the north of Aberdeen.

Hamilton Park Racecourse has unveiled plans for a multi-million pound hotel development on its grounds, with a formal planning application made to South Lanarkshire Council.

Dundee City Council has allocated land belonging to 19 former schools for housing.

MIXED USE and NON-RESIDENTIAL Applicant: Mr Bryan Howie

A 73-storey office tower in Hong Kong has been sold to a Chinese consortium in what is the highest transaction ever recorded for a single office building. CK Asset Holdings, owned by billionaire and Hong Kong's richest man, Li Ka-Shing, sold the "The Center" for HK$40.2 billion (£4.98bn).

Queensferry Crossing from south. Image reproduced courtesy of Transport Scotland New speed limit for Queensferry Crossing

Scottish legal firm Ledingham Chalmers’ popular construction café opens again in Inverness later this month with performance bonds and parent company guarantees under the microscope. The free event, held at the Scottish full service law firm’s offices in the city’s Beechwood Business Park on