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MIXED USE and NON-RESIDENTIAL Applicant: Bruce Taverns

MIXED USE and NON-RESIDENTIAL Applicant: Mr Peter Balfour

It was a video of a Toronto man dancing while on a construction job, shared among family and friends on Facebook, that instead quickly spread like wildfire to reach tens of millions people worldwide… and even got Hollywood’s attention. The man at the centre of it all is Tony Restivo. He can be s

15,000 new homes are to be built in Glasgow over the next five years after councillors agreed a new long-term vision for the city. The Housing Strategy for 2017/22, which was given the green light by Glasgow City Council's executive committee yesterday, is founded on the two main themes of increasin

National Theatre of Scotland headquarters opens The National Theatre of Scotland has opened its new headquarters.

Plans to transform the University of Edinburgh’s Data Technology Institute were boosted by a £200m EIB loan A record number of UK infrastructure projects were supported in 2016 by the European Investment Bank (EIB) with over £5.5 billion provided over the year.

Dundee-based Abertay Housing Association is to embark on its first venture in Angus with the development of affordable homes on a derelict site in Forfar. Under plans submitted to Angus Council, the near £2 million project will see the creation of 18 flats for older people at New Road.

MIXED USE and NON-RESIDENTIAL Applicant: City Of Edinburgh Council

Peter Truscott Galliford Try has unveiled a new strategy to achieve a 2% profit margin by 2021 as the contractor unveiled a double digit rise in interim profit.

Chris Stewart of the Chris Stewart Group (left) and Tim Walton, senior Marriott VP Marriott opens £30m Edinburgh hotel

The world’s first ship tunnel under a mountain is to be built on the remote western coast of Norway after a national debate lasting more than a century. The Times reports that ministers have given the green light for the Stad tunnel that will be blasted through a mile of rock at a cost of about £

Scotland’s construction industry generated total output of £14.5 billion last year, a modest decline on record output of £14.7bn during 2015, according to new official figures issued today by the Office for National Statistics. Output from the housing, private commercial and repair and maintenan

Link Group chief executive Craig Sanderson and communities secretary Angela Constance at Link's new development in Edinburgh The Scottish Government is to make over £590 million available for 2017/18 to increase the supply of affordable homes in Scotland.

MIXED USE and NON-RESIDENTIAL Applicant: Storage Vault / Starbucks

Vaughan Hart Scottish building contractors continue to be a little more positive about future business prospects though many have warned political uncertainty will be negative for the sector, a survey has revealed.