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Rollin Stanley A key player in North American city planning and urbanisation projects is heading to the Granite City next week to share his experiences in successful regeneration.

The current King's Stables site An Edinburgh city centre site, which has lain vacant for a number of years, is set for major regeneration, creating a landmark development and breathing new life into a neglected part of the Grassmarket.

The Road to Glen Carron Scotland is bidding to follow in the footsteps of the United States and Australia by launching its own iconic road trail for visitors.

Glasgow Prestwick's spaceport concept Three Scottish airports are a step closer to becoming home of Europe’s first spaceport today after three Scottish RAF bases were ruled out as potential sites.

Philip Hogg Latest housing statistics released yesterday by the Scottish Government have been broadly welcomed by the industry though the figures were met with caution by Homes for Scotland.

(from left) Kevin Graham, Gordon Dunne and Patrick Reel Contractor and reinforced concrete frame specialist Dunne Group has announced a reshuffle of its managerial positions follow the firm’s move and expansion into new markets.

Eileen Howat South Ayrshire Council has defended its conduct following a dispute which has seen workers in its property maintenance division go on strike.

Angela Constance MSP New primary school building projects across the country have been given a £21 million boost from the Scottish Government.

A street in the proposed Laverock Braes The company behind plans for a new community in Aberdeen has revealed the housebuilders which will deliver the first phase of the project.

Neil Collar Must be done to meet rising demand for new homes in Scotland, a planning expert has warned.

Grant Robson Grant Robson, a senior site engineer for Graham Construction, has been shortlisted for the 2015 Duke of Gloucester’s Young Achievers Scheme.

Keith Brown The next stage of the project to dual the A9 between Perth and Inverness has begun.

Several projects in the Aberdeen area could benefit from the funding A £2.9 billion joint public and private sector bid for major investment from the UK and Scottish governments, coupled with new-borrowing powers, has been aimed at transforming transport links, housing and infrastructure in Aberdee

Cllr Judy Hamilton visits the site to mark the completion of phase one with council officers who have been involved in the build project Dunfermline’s new council houses ready to become homes

Hamburg's infamous red light district has found an unusual way of fighting back against drunken revellers who urinate on the walls. The streets of St Pauli are lined with trendy bars, clubs and music venues - as well as brothels - which attract more than 20 million visitors each year.