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Apprentices in Scotland have six new routes to specialist qualifications thanks to the work of the building engineering sector’s leading skills organisation.

The repair and maintenance of existing infrastructure is Scotland’s best opportunity for quick economic stimulus, according to the Institution of Civil Engineers in Scotland.

Plans have been approved for a £15 million investment to transform the former site of the Nestlé Purina factory in Barrhead and create hundreds of jobs.

Work on the £14.5 million redevelopment of Motherwell station is set to begin next week.

The 50th anniversary of the Kingston Bridge is being celebrated today with a bid to give the iconic structure listed as a structure of historic and architectural interest.

MIXED USE and NON-RESIDENTIAL Applicant: Lidl GB Ltd.

Hart Builders has appointed Craig Giblett as construction director. Mr Giblett brings a wealth of experience to lead the construction team from previous roles include contracts director for Graham Construction and operations manager for Miller Construction.

In the first in a series of blogs about how planning can respond to new and old challenges, planning minister Kevin Stewart offers some thoughts about recent events and what the future might bring for our places and people. The impact of the coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis has made many of us ref

Stirling Council has given conditional approval to £100 million plans to build around 800 new homes near Bannockburn.

A housing developer jointly owned by IKEA has gained planning consent for its first housing development in the UK.

Plans to demolish and transform a former office block in Aberdeen into 140 flats could receive the green light this week.

Estates agents are preparing for growing interest from buyers as Scotland’s housing market reopens today.

An energy company is being established by West Dunbartonshire Council to operate and manage a new unique heating system in Clydebank.

The first major engineering works on a state-of-the-art composite structures research facility will begin in July as part of an industry-academic partnership between the University of Edinburgh and Babcock International Group.

Governments across the UK and Ireland must capitalise on the expertise of planners to achieve a sustainable, resilient and inclusive recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a far-reaching, national campaign launched today by the Royal Town Planning Institute (RTPI).