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The developers behind an application to provide a new retail development and around 70 new homes in Thornhill have submitted an appeal to the Scottish Government.

Taylor Wimpey East Scotland has made a planning application to Fife Council for the next stage of pre-construction works as part of the delivery of the new neighbourhood of Whitefields in Dunfermline.

Clyde Gateway is investing £1.67 million to breathe new life into the landmark Olympia House building in the heart of Bridgeton Cross, creating 350 sqm of modern and flexible commercial office space.

Work on the refurbishment of Maybole Town Hall is set to begin this month.

An online consultation space with detailed plans and designs for the replacement of Hawick High School is now available to view.

Around three quarters of roofing and cladding contractors raised their tender prices during the first three months of this year, according to a new survey.

Ancient poop found at the site of a prehistoric village near Stonehenge revealed that the settlement’s inhabitants — who likely built the stone circle — feasted on the internal organs of cattle.

Regeneration specialist Urban Union has been granted planning permission from Glasgow City Council to deliver the third phase of homes and commercial space at Laurieston Living.

Specialist marketplace lender Assetz Capital has provided a £2 million development funding loan to London Edinburgh Investments Ltd to regenerate the former Star Hotel in Kingussie.

Network Rail and four supply chain partners have shown their commitment to sustainability by taking part in a rewilding project in the North of Scotland.

Construction of the £16 million Milltimber Primary School has been completed and today opened its doors to pupils and staff.

Plans have been submitted to convert a hotel in Glasgow's Sauchiehall Street into student accommodation.

Blackwood has appointed Campion Homes to build 66 homes in Charleston, Dundee.

MIXED USE and NON-RESIDENTIAL Applicant:  Mr Scott Kearns Simply UK

Environmental charity Keep Scotland Beautiful is offering free online climate emergency training in May and June for people involved with the construction sector.