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The demolition of the multi-storey car park in Kilmarnock is now underway with work programmed to last for 30 weeks.

Updated proposals for a sustainable residential-led development at the former Saica packaging facility site in West Edinburgh are to go on show next week.

Hundreds of homes in Edinburgh are undergoing major energy upgrades – helping to tackle fuel poverty and carbon emissions in some of the city’s most deprived areas.

Clark Contracts has been nominated for two awards at the Learning Places Awards which will be held at the Hilton Glasgow in November 2024.

Legislation to create a carbon budget approach to setting climate targets has been published.

Cala Homes (West) is inviting the Lochwinnoch community to attend a consultation event, where they can learn more about proposals to create a new residential development at Burnfoot Road.

Methilhill and Cameron Bridge will have a new active travel bridge to connect the communities later this month.

The 60th anniversary of the Forth Road Bridge is being marked with a series of events involving the local communities on both sides of the River Forth.

Arts complex and events venue SWG3 is to build a 13-storey hotel complete with a rooftop bar after Glasgow City Council approved the project.

UK construction companies indicated a sustained rebound in total business activity in August, although the pace of expansion eased slightly since July, according to the S&P Global UK Construction Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI).

John Gilbert Architects has completed work on the retrofit of two tenement flats on Norfolk St for New Gorbals Housing Association (NHGA).

Argyll and Bute Council has secured consent to demolish the former Rothesay Academy on Bute.

Local construction firm MacInnes Bros Ltd has been appointed after Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE) confirmed the final £2.1 million grant award as part of the funding package for phase two of Cnoc Soilleir.

Scotland’s Railway and local community members gathered to mark the official opening of Dumfries station’s brand-new footbridge and lifts on Tuesday.

The UK's fascination with the weather has been laid bare in a new poll which shows 68% of Britons thought having a natter about the weather was a classic British trait, ahead of drinking tea (52%), and queuing.