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Cumbernauld-based architectural facades manufacturer MSP has invested £250,000 in new technology and improved facilities to meet increased demand for its services. Among its new acquisitions is a CNC-controlled Mayer beam saw and a second Rainer Eletek turret punch. These machines will dramati

Revised proposals for a holiday village near Culloden Moor in Inverness have been rejected by councillors.

Taxes on land and property could serve as a powerful tool for helping Scotland develop a robust, resilient wellbeing economy, according to a new report published today for the Scottish Land Commission.

The Scottish Government has published a consultation into proposed rules requiring zero emissions heating systems in all new build homes. The New Build Heat Standard would mean all new build homes must have heating that produces zero direct greenhouse gas emissions, helping to meet climate

An online exhibition has gone live on Aberdeen City Council’s website to give people more information about the planned South College Street road improvements. The project was approved by the council’s city growth and resources committee last year and authority was given in May at u

Planning consent has been granted for a residential-led planning application for the land to the south of Edinburgh Park.

It’s the end of an era at NorDan's Aberdeen office as former regional director Gordon Mitchell leaves the company later this month. Gordon will be leaving the business on December 23.

Years of neglect are coming to an end for an iconic Lossiemouth property as it is placed on the open market.

An appeal into Glasgow City Council's rejection of an application to develop new apartments on the site of a former convent has been rejected.

Plans to deliver around 170 affordable homes in Cove have been approved by Aberdeen City Council. Stewart Milne Homes will deliver 167 houses and flats on a site between Falkland Avenue and the Aberdeen to Stonehaven railway line, all of which will be marketed as affordable housing.

Merchant Homes Ltd and Advance Construction (Scotland) Ltd have launched a pre-application consultation over the development of over 80 flats at the site of the former Petershill Juniors FC’s stadium. Eighty-four flats of various sizes are proposed for the site located on the west side of Sout

Highland Council members last night approved the artists’ detail design for the My Ness Gathering Place project and work is expected to begin in the new year.

The Port of Grangemouth is aiming to cement its position as the key strategic freight and export/import hub for Scotland with a  multi-million-pound investment in its rail freight offering.

Revised plans a double platform railway station at Inverness Airport have been submitted to the Highland Council.

Plans to convert The Royal Hotel in Bridge of Allan into 23 flats and houses has been given the green light by Stirling Council’s planning and regulation panel subject to conditions. The proposals would see 11 flats built within the existing hotel building, which is located in the centre of th