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An Aberdeen site currently used as a depot for a light haulage company could be transformed into 47 new flats.

The City of Edinburgh Council's stance against development in the greenbelt risks jeopardising the delivery of homes that the city needs, housebuilders have warned. The City of Edinburgh Council revealed its new City Plan 2030 last week, which will address climate change, affordability, providing mo

The Highland Council has released an aerial photograph showing work underway to create 140 new homes in Evanton.

Glenrothes MP Peter Grant has visited the former Tullis Russell paper mill site in Glenrothes where Kingdom Housing Association is developing 85 affordable new homes for social rent. The new homes will form part of a larger residential-led mixed-use development being overseen by Advance Construction

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Strategic real estate advisor Avison Young is expanding its Land & Development team in Scotland with the appointment of a new associate director. Deborah Bruce joins Avison Young from The City of Edinburgh Council, where she gained development, valuation and transactional experience in and aroun

CHAP Group has welcomed Fraser Taylor as its new operations director. Fraser will oversee CHAP’s Construction and Civils production operations and will play a key role in the delivery of CHAP’s growth plans.

The scaffolding division of The JR Group has constructed a 24m-high scaffold around the Hamilton Mausoleum in preparation for major repair works.

SGN has signed a landmark agreement with dedicated hydrogen technology provider Nel ASA to supply the electrolyser for its world-first hydrogen-to-homes heating network on the east coast of Scotland. How H100 Fife will supply hydrogen to homes in Levenmouth

An office support manager has been found guilty of embezzling almost £6,000 from a St Andrews architecture practice. Kirsty Kean, who only worked at Muir Walker Pride for a few months, made two unauthorised transactions worth more than £2,000 each and used the company bank account t

Construction consultancy Doig+Smith is delighted to announce the renewal of its Investors in People accreditations. QS Isla Sawers and business manager David Jackson outside Doig+Smith's Glasgow office

A retired plumber and former board member of the Scottish and Northern Ireland’s Plumbing Employer’s Federation (SNIPEF) has raised over £4,000 for the Children’s Hospice Across Scotland (CHAS) by completing a sponsored cycle ride around the island of Arran. George Young, 72,

A significant increase in major project starts and contract awards has offset a slowdown in the wider construction market, according to new analysis by Glenigan.

Homebuyers in Glasgow can now set foot inside the transformed first phase of one of Glasgow’s most iconic buildings – the David Stow. The much-loved former teaching college, which is celebrating its centenary year, is being given a new lease of life by CALA Homes (West), with the first i

Professor Alan Dunlop has said he is likely to throw his hat in the ring to become chairman of the Glasgow School of Art (GSA) following the departure of Muriel Gray. The architect, who last month pledged to provide support for a class-action lawsuit proposed by students who have accused t