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Barratt Developments said it has significantly reduced land approvals and paused the recruitment of new employees in response to current market conditions.

Scottish builder James Walker (Leith) Ltd has reported a 73.2% rise in pre-tax profits to £29.6 million, for the year ended 31 March 2022, up from £17.1m from the previous year.

A construction worker struck gold after he won more than $1.5 million in a local lottery game. The worker from Charles County in the US is now $1,540,418 richer after playing the Maryland Lottery’s Fast Play lottery.

MIXED USE and NON-RESIDENTIAL Applicant: SSE Renewables

East Lothian Council has refused planning permission for almost 200 new homes in Tranent with councillors calling for more power to protect land set aside for business use.

Persimmon has followed rival Barratt in announcing a reduction in new home completions after seeing demand drop off in the final part of 2022.

Work on the next phase of development at Levenmouth Business Park is now underway. This marks a significant milestone in Fife Council’s long-term commitment to the regeneration of mid-Fife and is a catalyst for future business investment and local job creation.

Taylor Wimpey West Scotland has teamed up with Baby Bank Scotland in a partnership that will see the housebuilder donate £25 for each new home sold and legally completed within the first phase of 163 new homes at its Oakwood Grove development in Hamilton. In total, a grand sum of £4,075

Activity in the Scotland construction sector continued to fall at the end of last year as financial constraints and a challenging economic environment continued to impact the industry, according to the latest RICS Construction Monitor for Q4 2022.

An agreed definition of a Scottish equivalent of the Passivhaus standard which will become the minimum for all new housing in the country is to be the subject of consultation between the Scottish Government and the building industry, Patrick Harvie has confirmed. Last month, the

The Wee House Group has unveiled a significant additional working space in its East Ayrshire factory, taking the premises to a vast 120,000 sq feet, an area the size of almost two full-sized football pitches.

The last block of high flats in Ayr is still standing after South Ayrshire Council was forced to stop demolition teams from clearing the site. Two of the famous tower blocks were knocked down in December as part of the council's endeavour to create more new social housing. However, council officials

Guild Homes a submitted a revised plan to build 216 new homes at Turfbeg West in Forfar.

To start 2023, J. Smart & Co. (Contractors) PLC has promoted three employees from the development department.

Plans for the first drive-thru Greggs in the north east have been approved, with the new bakery site set to be built in Westhill. A café will also be built with seating for 28 diners, so customers still have the option to sit in. if they wish.