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MIXED USE and NON-RESIDENTIAL Applicant: Aberdeen Hindu Temple TrustPlanning Authority: AberdeenDetails: Change of use of Ground and 1st Floor from class 2 (financial, professional and other services) to class 10 (non-residential institutions)Location: 1st Floor Part Old Stoneywood Church Bankhead R

MIXED USE and NON-RESIDENTIAL Applicant: Tourist Services (Edinburgh) Limited.

The administration process for McGill & Co has been extended until January 2021 as administrators said the “level and timing” of distributions to unsecured creditors in the former Dundee building services firm remains unclear.

MIXED USE and NON-RESIDENTIAL Applicant: National Trust For Scotland.

Cleveland Containers MD Johnathan Bulmer looks at the rise of modular homes and the substantial benefits that homes such as shipping containers can bring to the environment.

Following an extensive refurbishment programme a new country hotel in the Highlands, The Cluanie Inn, has opened its doors. 

A planning application by S1 Developments for the ‘Skyliner’ site in Leith has been granted approval today subject to conditions.

More than 900 new affordable homes look set to be built in Argyll and Bute over the next five years as part of the local authority’s revised Strategic Housing Investment Plan (SHIP).

The City of Edinburgh Council is to take legal action over the Scottish Government’s decision to approve a masterplan extension at Edinburgh Marina.

Barrat Homes East Scotland has raised £22,000 for homelessness charity Rock Trust by holding its fifth annual corporate golf day.

Scottish Borders Council has agreed a £2.8 million investment to transform Deanfield Care Home in Hawick into a state-of-the-art facility.

Glasgow City Council has approved £2.5 million in funding to relocate Parkhead Library from the existing Grade B-listed building to the proposed East End Health and Social Care Partnership Hub (HSCP) building.

Ayrshire Housing has submitted a planning application to build 34 flats in Ayr town centre close to the Gaiety Theatre.

Intrepid competitors from Scottish building services specialist MPACT Group have raised much-needed cash for two charities after pushing themselves to the limit at one of the country’s most challenging extreme course races.

The project to replace the current Blairgowrie Recreation Centre is now moving forward following the approval of additional funding for a sixth swimming pool lane and increased gym space.