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Orbital Marine Power and Global Energy Group have signed a preferred supplier agreement which confirms the build and launch of the next generation of Orbital floating tidal turbines in Nigg.

A London-based builder has been disqualified as a company director for ten years after he overstated his company’s turnover to claim the maximum Bounce Back Loan during the pandemic and then failed to show the money had been spent on his business. Marcel Ion, 39, from Bromley, was the sole dir

A skinny home measuring just 10 feet wide has joined the growing list of “spite houses” built to antagonise nimby (not in my back yard) neighbours.

A major mixed-use development at Ocean Point in Leith has been granted planning consent, subject to conditions, by councillors on Edinburgh’s Development Management Sub-Committee.

A proposed £2.5 billion merger between two of the UK's largest housebuilders has gained the support of shareholders of both companies.

East Ayrshire Council has agreed the next steps in creating its Local Development Plan 3 (LDP3), which will eventually supersede the current Local Development Plan 2 (LDP2) that was approved in March.

The importance of strong leadership and partnership working are among the key messages being delivered to over 900 senior home building sector representatives and guests attending the Annual Lunch and Awards of representative body Homes for Scotland (HFS) in Edinburgh later today. At what is the lar

Funds will be made available to Fife Council to support households and businesses in Cupar flooded as a result of Storm Gerrit, First Minister John Swinney has confirmed.

A new state-of-the-art youth centre has opened its doors to the community, following an extensive £6 million project to transform a vacant 130-year-old church building in Perth city centre.

A family-owned electrician business in Lanarkshire has been modernised after the new owners accessed specialist advice from Business Gateway.

Braehead Primary’s grounds are flourishing after volunteers from local insulation manufacturer Superglass helped pupils and the local community to upgrade the Stirling school’s green spaces as well as providing funding for ongoing improvement projects.

A new multi-million-pound project led by Heriot-Watt University’s global research institute for net zero is using AI to slash the time and cost involved in modelling carbon capture and storage (CCS) methods. Called ECO-AI, the research team is developing specialist AI techniques for scientific

Clark Contracts held its 12th annual Spring Classic last week at Loch Katrine, which raised over £1,500 for its nominated company charity, Scottish Action for Mental Health (SAMH).

Costa Clyde on a sunny Saturday was the setting for the Five Ferries Challenge, a 52-mile-long cycle ride undertaken by a team of East Kilbride-based engineers on behalf of the Beatson Cancer Charity.

A new community sports facility will soon be available to local groups after it was completed by Robertson Construction.