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Aberdeenshire Council has made a technical objection to one element of Transport Scotland’s proposed Laurencekirk Grade Separated Junction on the A90.

Highlands & Islands Enterprise (HIE) has submitted plans for a new ‘modular village’ for business units in Inverness Campus.

Hundreds of homes across Glasgow are set to become more energy efficient as part of a £4.75 million programme by Glasgow City Council. Delivered through the Scottish Government’s Home Energy Efficiency Programmes for Scotland scheme, more than 100 homes in the Mansewood and Hillpark area

Brewery company BrewDog has submitted plans to create new infrastructure at its Ellon headquarters to help make the site become carbon neutral. The application details proposals for an anaerobic digestion plant, water treatment plant, Co2 recovery plant and associated energy generation centre to be

Ambitious design proposals for improvements to High Street and Market Square in Wick are to be showcased outside Caithness House. From August 24 to September 14, Wickers will have the opportunity to view, discuss and shape the initial proposals which have been developed in collaboration with the com

Motor racing driver Paul di Resta has taken the chequered flag in a battle to convert an office building into one of Edinburgh’s most ­luxurious homes.

MIXED USE and NON-RESIDENTIAL Applicant: Marchmont Farms Ltd

Tenants have moved into new homes in Kilmarnock after the first phase of the New Farm Loch housing development was officially handed over to East Ayrshire Council.

The Scottish Government has published an analysis of responses to its call for ideas on the 4th National Planning Framework (NPF4).

Homes for Scotland has announced there will be no winners of its 2020 Awards this year, but all shortlisted candidates will be revealed to recognise the efforts of successful submissions, kicking off with the Innovation of the Year award. Having closed to entries in February, the independent judging

Housebuilder Bancon Homes has obtained planning approval for the next phase of homes to be built at Maidencraig South.

A Fife building contractor has been fined £5,000 after a subcontractor sustained multiple fractures and a brain injury in a fall from height.

Andrew Hill discusses why offices are still going to be important to businesses and staff, despite the working from home (WFH) boom. We’re more than 20 weeks into lockdown and, if they haven’t already done so, many businesses are beginning to look at returning to their workplaces, a

Persimmon has announced an interim dividend on the back of an “excellent” start to the second half.

Housing maintenance contractor Mears is preparing to return the last remaining furloughed maintenance staff to work by the end of next work in anticipation of work returning to normal levels at the end of the year.