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Network Rail is set to begin work on a £6 million investment, carrying out crucial improvement works to Camps Viaduct rail bridge near Motherwell.

Structural and civil engineering consultancy Narro has been named Mid-Sized Business of the Year by the Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce in recognition of its exceptional work in providing high-quality engineering services to clients across a range of sectors.

Administrators for collapsed contractor McGill are investigating the transfer of money and contracts to a “connected” business as part of a wider scrutiny of the firm's financial dealings.

Revised proposals to build four townhouses overlooking the Old Course in St Andrews have been granted planning approval by Fife Council.

George Adam MSP, the minister for parliamentary business, was among the visitors at the Paisley Town Hall site to mark the conclusion of Scottish Apprenticeship Week.

Works leading to the restoration of a jewel in the crown of Scotland’s architectural heritage will commence immediately with the formal commencement of a lease agreement between the City of Edinburgh Council and the Royal High School Preservation Trust (RHSPT).

The sensitive restoration and stylish conversion of a Victorian, sandstone villa located in the Newlands area of South Glasgow is now underway.

A US travel guide to Scotland has been ridiculed for claiming tourists can drive to Orkney via a bridge.

The landmark cyclist, pedestrian and wheeler Sighthill Bridge over the M8 will soon open to the public.

Delighted tenants in West Lothian have welcomed a £750,000 investment in their homes.

Aberdeenshire Council has approved plans to build three new homes near Gartly School despite contamination fears.

A former South Lanarkshire police station could be converted into a small-scale housing development comprising of six new homes.

Wemyss Properties Ltd has submitted plans to build 125 new homes in the Fife village of Coaltown of Wemyss.

Living standards will be improved for thousands of residents in Edinburgh after councillors agreed a £173 million spending package to upgrade and build new homes.

Following a comprehensive master planning process, Collective Architecture has now submitted The Ladyfield Masterplan and the associated technical studies to Dumfries and Galloway Council to consider the next steps.