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Enabling works for the new Galashiels Community Campus are set to commence today and are anticipated to last for 13 weeks. The preparatory works will prepare the site for the forthcoming main works which are expected to commence later in the year.

MIXED USE and NON-RESIDENTIAL Applicant: The Ambassador Theatre Group.

The development of 160 flats for social rent on a match-day car park owned by Rangers Football Club looks set to be approved next week.

Royal Elizabeth Bond has been granted planning consent to build a whisky maturation plant at the site of a former Royal Navy rum store at South Queensferry.

Argyll and Bute Council has given the go-ahead to demolish and replace accommodation at a Garelochhead camp. Landmarc Support Services sought to demolish the “out-dated” existing accommodation blocks at Greenfield military training camp.

Land owned by Rangers Football Club is to be transformed into a major residential development after plans found favour of Glasgow councillors.

West Lothian Council is to invest an estimated £280 million over the next ten years in capital investment projects.

Plans to save the only farm built by the poet Robert Burns are unveiled today. The “FutureVision” seeks to safeguard the 170-acre Ellisland Farm, on the banks of the River Nith, where Burns wrote Auld Lang Syne, Tam o Shanter and a large part of his creative output, especially in music a

Property developer S Harrison Developments is giving the public the chance to view updated proposals for residential-led development at Ocean Point 2 in Leith, adding to the ongoing transformation of the Waterfront.

Community plans to bring a former pier and slipway on the Isle of Mull back into productive use have secured a £239,592 investment from Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE). The Tobermory Harbour Association (THA) has already made a series of improvements within the harbour to enable safe, n

Former school land in the Anniesland area of Glasgow can be developed for residential use, the local authority has ruled.

Sir James Dunbar-Nasmith, who was president of the Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland (RIAS) from 1971-1973, has died, the professional body has announced. Sir James studied architecture at Cambridge – where his tutors included Nikolaus Pevsner and Geoffrey Webb – and went on

An architectural studio has unveiled plans for a new artificial intelligence innovation campus designed to be visible and recognisable from space.

Wheatley Group has revealed the eight contractors to have been appointed to a £500 million framework for the provision of housing construction and all other associated construction works.

A planning application has been approved for the development of 357 houses and 55 flats at the site of the former Bangour Village Hospital to the west of Dechmont.