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Wayne and Coleen Rooney appear to have been dragged into a planning battle after their local parish council accused the couple's developers of surreptitiously changing stables into a residence.

MIXED USE and NON-RESIDENTIAL Applicant: Finance Development LLP.

MIXED USE and NON-RESIDENTIAL Applicant: Lujo Properties Ltd

The redevelopment of the historic Royal Blind School and Braille Press in Newington into a broad mix of homes has begun in earnest.

A mixed-use development near Glasgow's George Street has gained planning approval with final plans including a 20-storey tower that will now house rental flats instead of student accommodation.

South Ayrshire Council is seeking permission to develop the latest phase of its Riverside Place redevelopment in Ayr.

Members of the public have been asked to help shape plans to build around 100 new homes on the site of the former Madras College Kilrymont Road campus in St Andrews.

Following the launch of two newly built showhomes and an on-site sales office, national housebuilder Keepmoat Homes is now welcoming the public on site to visit the £250 million regeneration project, located a mile north of Glasgow city centre.

As the Trams to Newhaven project marks the two-year point and remains on track for opening for revenue service in Spring 2023, the City of Edinburgh Council is looking back over the progress made so far.

Property developer and asset manager Sovereign Centros has invited the public to view its masterplan proposals for the reimagination of St. Enoch Centre.

As Scotland prepares for its second coronavirus cold snap, the Construction Industry Coronavirus (CICV) Forum has urged the sector to focus on health and safety to protect colleagues, customers and families from another winter of discontent. The collective warns that Covid-19 is still a serious thre

Yanmar Compact Equipment has brought its engine and mini excavator expertise into the field of electrification with its first electric mini excavator prototype.

Sarah Peterson, director at Harley Haddow, discusses the potential repercussions of COP26 for the engineering and construction industry. As the dust settles on COP26 and the many pledges and announcements made, the impact on the engineering and construction industry is substantial.

New industrial units have been created by North Lanarkshire Properties (NLP) Ltd on a former derelict land site in Motherwell. Spruce Court within the Orbiston Street Industrial Estate is now home to 14 units which will be let to local businesses, with one unit being provided free to New College Lan

A public consultation has started to help the process of identifying options for improving transport connections on the A947 from the Parkhill junction on the bypass (AWPR) to the A96 junction at Bucksburn including through Dyce.