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The post-pandemic hunt for ‘best in class’ offices will unlock refurbishment opportunities of Grade B/ C stock in key UK cities in 2022, with associated rents setting new highs when complete, according to new research from Savills. In order to satisfy demand, and against a backdrop of li

Councillors have unanimously granted planning permission for the £68.7 million building project to replace Perth High School.

Rod Stewart has been busy filling in potholes near home because "no one else can be bothered".

Scotland Excel has re-opened its highly successful graduate trainee programme after it was paused during the height of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Argyll Community Housing Association (ACHA) has appointed local firm John Brown of Strone to build four new homes in Eton Avenue in Dunoon, three of which are special needs. The homes are specifically designed to meet the needs of applicants on the association’s waiting list. The site in the c

The Scottish Government has announced a £4 million funding package to help improve infrastructure on Scotland’s islands. The capital investment will be allocated to the six island local authorities to fund the improvement, creation or safeguarding of locally developed infrastructure proj

A progressive firm of architects has appointed a renowned sustainability specialist as part of its drive to help commercial clients adapt to stringent new environmental standards. Scottish-headquartered Halliday Fraser Munro (HFM) has pledged that all seven of its UK offices and every project it und

Most of the 215 employees at Roadbridge UK have been made redundant following the firm's collapse, administrators have confirmed, with around 80 of the roles based in Scotland.

Savills has further expanded its Edinburgh residential sales team with the appointment of two new associate directors following what it describes as a "remarkable" period of housing market activity in Scotland’s capital. Laura Mathieson joins Savills after five years working in the prime Edinb

A key technical apprenticeship has been revised and updated to improve career development opportunities across the building engineering sector. The Building Engineering Services Association (BESA) and the Technical Apprenticeship Consortium (TAC) have worked together to enhance the Level 3 Building

New buildings in Brighton and Hove must include bricks that provide nests for solitary bees and homes for nesting birds, under new measures introduced by the local authority.

Winchburgh will welcome adventure waterpark operators Wild Shore to its site, under newly revealed plans for the West Lothian development.

Work on a massive solar farm on the outskirts of Kinglassie could begin next year after councillors gave their unanimous backing to plans for the facility.

Glasgow City Council has rejected plans to demolish a former social work base in Cranhill to build affordable flats.

A block of 14 flats is being proposed within the grounds of Kingsmeadows House in Peebles.