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A major step on the way to a replacement Madras College has been taken as Fife Council agreed to the purchase of land from the University of St Andrews.

Scottish Water is investing around £1.3 million in a project that will help protect its infrastructure and an important heritage site in South Lanarkshire.

Demand for office space in Edinburgh has remained robust despite the headwinds caused by a protracted Brexit process, according to analysis from Knight Frank.

The results of a public vote to decide the name of Jedburgh’s new Campus have been announced.

Persimmon’s action to improve customer satisfaction levels following complaints about the quality of homes and leasehold charges has resulted in weaker first-half revenue for the firm.

Argyll and Bute Council is to re-run the tendering process to find a contractor for the work on Helensburgh’s new swimming pool and leisure centre after a technical glitch was discovered in the process.

A not-for-profit enterprise, which provided 40,000 free meals in just 38 weeks to the Glasgow primary school children that need it most, is also appealing to trades people to help deliver a coffee shop in the city.

Fenestration company Sidey has built a well-earned reputation as a passionate champion of the environment, especially when it comes to community projects.

Taylor Wimpey East Scotland has secured detailed planning consent from Midlothian Council for 304 new homes through the development of land off Main Street on the northern boundary of Roslin in Midlothian.

Plans for the £1 million redevelopment of Aberfeldy Square have been unanimously approved by councillors.

MIXED USE and NON-RESIDENTIAL Applicant: Angus Council Mr Richard Tinley Angus House Forfar

Skypark in Glasgow is launching the city’s first dedicated tool library and between 12th and 16th August is calling for donations of tools, as well as new members to join the initiative.

Housebuilder AS Homes (Scotland) has submitted an early proposal for the redevelopment of a former Glasgow bus depot into a development of nearly 140 houses. The three-hectare site at 252 Tollcross Road in Parkhead has been unused since 2010, according to documents lodged with Glasgow

Housebuilder Cruden Homes, part of the Cruden Group, has secured planning permission to build 81 new homes as part of the first phase of the expansion masterplan at Longniddry, East Lothian.

Red Tree Magenta, a Grade A modern premises of 40,000 sq. ft., has been built at a cost of £9m and is the first building at Magenta, a new 27-acre urban business park situated in Shawfield, next to the River Clyde and M74 motorway network. Councillor John Ross, the leader of South La