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Barrat Homes East Scotland has raised £22,000 for homelessness charity Rock Trust by holding its fifth annual corporate golf day.

Glasgow City Council has announced that the city has been set a target of becoming carbon neutral by 2030.

A bill to support the set-up of the Scottish National Investment Bank passed its first stage yesterday following a debate in the Scottish Parliament. The Scottish Government said the bank’s primary mission will be to secure the transition to a net-zero economy as it works with businesses to id

Scottish Borders Council has agreed a £2.8 million investment to transform Deanfield Care Home in Hawick into a state-of-the-art facility.

A Scottish cancer charity has visited a team of construction workers to raise awareness of the signs and symptoms to look out for in a bid to increase rates of early detection.

Clyde Gateway was recognised for its property excellence last night with a duo of wins at the Herald Property Awards.  The awards, which are now in their thirteenth year, celebrates excellence across the property industry in Scotland with this year seeing the highest number of entries ever reco

Edinburgh energy start-up Gravitricity has been shortlisted in the Europe-wide New Energy Challenge which offers the firm the chance to win €100,000. Gravitricity is the only Scottish firm shortlisted.

Work is due to begin on a £4.8 million investment project to improve Scottish Water’s waste water infrastructure and tackle flooding in areas of Bearsden and Drumchapel.

CMS Window Systems has been shortlisted as a finalist in three prestigious window and door industry awards.

RJ McLeod has been awarded a £14.3 million contract to carry out upgrade works at Tarbert Ferry Terminal in Harris. The infrastructure upgrade work for Caledonian Maritime Assets Limited (CMAL) is part of the Skye Triangle Infrastructure Project, which involves significant harbour upgrades at

Glasgow City Council has approved £2.5 million in funding to relocate Parkhead Library from the existing Grade B-listed building to the proposed East End Health and Social Care Partnership Hub (HSCP) building.

A bridge near to where Robert Burns bathed before he died has partially collapsed.

MIXED USE and NON-RESIDENTIAL Applicant: Mr Allan Jamieson

Developments that radically help address climate change could no longer need planning permission under draft proposals being considered by the Scottish Government.

An appeal decision by the Scottish Government will unlock major investment in new homes for Galashiels, Eildon Housing Association has said.