MIXED USE and NON-RESIDENTIAL Applicant: Craignathro Eggs Ltd
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A just transition to net zero emissions by 2045 is one of three core missions for the new Scottish National Investment Bank (SNIB) which have been laid before the Scottish Parliament for consultation.
Plans have been lodged to replace disused car wash buildings on Edinburgh's London Road with a 76-bed Purpose Built Student Accommodation (PBSA) development.
hub South West has agreed a £12.43 million social housing contract with Graham Construction to build 79 new homes in Kilwinning on behalf of North Ayrshire Council.
Aberdeen Harbour Board has awarded two new contracts for rock removal and revetment work at the South Harbour expansion site, with a total value of £20 million.
International winch specialist Huisman has begun fabrication of a £1 million energy storage demonstrator destined for trial by Gravitricity in Edinburgh early next year.
While employers in the plumbing and heating sector in Scotland and Northern Ireland have been pulling out all the stops to keep their apprentices working, a major new Scotland-wide survey reveals just how immediately they are in need of new funding to maintain their support.
A £3.4 million investment project to help reduce the risk of sewer flooding begins today in Tarbert, Argyll and Bute.
Farrans Construction, the contractor for the A92/A96 Haudagain Junction Improvement for Transport Scotland, will soon begin the next phase of delivery with the construction of two key junctions.
MIXED USE and NON-RESIDENTIAL Applicant: Glasgow Science Centre
Frameworks to help guide the development and regeneration of both the River Clyde Corridor and Govan-Partick have now been adopted into Glasgow's City Development Plan, the local authority has announced.
As the severity of the threat of COVID-19 diminishes and workers in hotels, offices, leisure facilities and other buildings begin the gradual return to work, trade association SNIPEF has warned of another threat looming on the horizon which, if left untreated, could have deadly consequences. It aris
Glasgow planners have given the green light to a plastic recycling facility for vacant land at Cardonald Business Park.
Construction has begun on a new £1.8m nursery in Keith, which will provide an additional 60 early learning and childcare (ELC) places. It now needs the help of the community to find a suitable name.
A Confederate statue which was the subject of protests seeking its removal was brought down in a storm just days after local officials had voted to keep it.

