Argyll and Bute Council is working in partnership with the new owner of the former Royal Hotel in Rothesay to develop a project to restore the grade B-listed building. The project seeks to protect the key heritage asset that has been empty for over 15 years and is one of the first buildings that peo
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A construction worker who met a dog while building at an animal shelter made the heartwarming decision to adopt him.
Britain’s biggest pension fund has bought more than 3,000 shared ownership homes from American investment group Blackstone for £405 million.
Given Scotland’s national housing crisis, more needs to be done to fast track planning and new Local Development Plans amid an "alarming" drop in housing completions and new planning consents, says Savills. An uptick in new build sales across Scotland is hastening the demand for residential de
Hundreds of homes designed to be part of an athletes’ village for the Birmingham Commonwealth Games will be sold by the council at a loss of about £320 million. Birmingham City Council agreed last week to sell 755 of the apartments, which have been vacant for months, to a private bidder.
Residents of local care homes are benefitting from a collaboration between Fife Council, HMP Perth and MGM Timber that is improving their outdoor environment.
Comhairle nan Eilean Siar has made two appointments to senior roles with Anne Murray moving into the position of chief officer, economic & community regeneration and John Cunningham taking the role of chief planning officer. Anne and John will bring a huge amount of experience to their respectiv
The Eden Project in Dundee is embarking on an innovative construction project that will see one of its main buildings created entirely from leftover construction materials, resulting in a design that remains a mystery until completion.
Work will shortly begin to create a new link road through the former Cockenzie Power Station site and prepare the area for redevelopment.
Plans have been revealed to develop the former Alexander Sawmills site in Ayr. The prominent site, on Heathfield Road, has been vacant for decades following the closure of the sawmill.
Dundee City Council has welcomed almost a dozen young recruits to its pool of trades people.
Network Rail has started a £3.5m project to refurbish the Awe viaduct.
A village theatre built in secret last year is set to be dismantled for failing to secure planning permission.
Councillors have rejected plans to extend a Dundee housing development by 38 homes. Kirkwood Homes applied last December for permission to build the properties on land south of Linlathen Grove.
Moda, Holland Park, a new-build rental neighbourhood with community and wellbeing at its heart, has reached practical completion and opened its doors to residents in the heart of Glasgow.