Alex Salmond has been ordered to remove a massive Yes sign from his garden in a planning row with Aberdeenshire Council. The former First Minister had the wooden slogan - painted in saltire colours - installed outside his Aberdeenshire home in 2020.
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A further section of pathway that will improve active travel infrastructure in and around Gullane has been completed. As part of its newly-launched Saltcoats Grange development, Cala Homes (East) has prioritised the completion of the footway that runs adjacent to the busy C111 road between Gullane a
Aberdeenshire steel and cladding company KR Group successfully became ‘carbon neutral’ last month after achieving a balance between the carbon the business emits and the carbon it prevents. The firm said the achievement was made possible by making fundamental changes within the business
Project management consultancy Faithful+Gould has promoted from within to fill the position for managing director for its UK and Europe operations. James Butler steps into the role as his predecessor Jon Sealy moves into a new global position to drive growth in project and programme manag
The planned development of 69 new homes within the grounds of Glasgow’s historic Acre House has been given the go-ahead.
Stirling Council planners have conditionally approved an application by Emma Gallagher for a change of use of Stirling Spiritualist Church at 27 King Street. The proposal will subdivide and change the use of the existing building from a church into three flats, creating new openings on the northwest
An inspection programme designed to assess the condition and the impact of climate change on some of Scotland's most significant heritage sites is getting underway. Historic Environment Scotland (HES), the public body responsible for 336 historic buildings and sites, is rolling out the new programme
The Central Library in Edinburgh will be closing temporarily for 17 days for planned maintenance and repairs.
New buyer enquiries in Scotland’s housing market are not yet translating into increased sales activity due to the lack of supply of properties to the market, according to the latest RICS Residential Market Survey. A net balance of 29% of respondents in Scotland said that there was an increase
A local renewables and timber-processing business which is a significant employer in a remote part of Sutherland in the North of Scotland is investing some £250,000 in plant and machinery to build on strong growth over the past five years. GMG Energy, which operates on a farm in the picturesqu
Scotia Homes has announced plans to build over 100 new homes as part of a £20 million development in Bridge of Earn. The firm intends to build on a development at the southern edge of the town.
SPACE has two exciting new opportunities partnering with Robert Gordon University in Aberdeen and Heriot-Watt in Edinburgh to join its growing Design & Build team as a graduate apprentice.
Famous for having a stadium that shakes when fans jump together at big matches, Argentine soccer club Boca Juniors has installed devices that make the club’s training grounds vibrate as a way to prepare young players to play in the hustle and bustle.
Glasgow-based affordable housing provider Wellhouse Housing Association is the first organisation to employ the services of Link’s new commercial partner organisation C~urb. Wellhouse has partnered with C~urb Property Development to develop affordable housing in Easterhouse, Glasgow.


