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MIXED USE and NON-RESIDENTIAL Applicant: Angus Alchemy

The Construction Innovation Hub is working with NHS Scotland to accelerate the digitisation of Scotland’s healthcare estate.  

Kier has committed to a set of new pledges as it re-signed the Armed Forces Covenant. Andrew Davies, chief executive at Kier, and members of the company’s Armed Forces employee network were joined by Brigadier Eldon Millar from the British Army at Bassingbourn Barracks in Royston, Cambrid

A monk who used discarded bricks, bags of cement, empty paint cans and spare bicycle parts to build his own 'Cathedral of Faith', has died at the age of 96 with the project left unfinished.

MIXED USE and NON-RESIDENTIAL Applicant: Lady Road Investment SARL.

The Lochmaben team at roof tile manufacturer Russell Roof Tiles is supporting a children’s charity local to its site this festive season. Russell Roof Tiles is donating £500 to Westsound Cash for Kids – a local charity that helps children across Dumfries & Galloway. Its mission

MIXED USE and NON-RESIDENTIAL Applicant: The Forge Unit Trust C/o Quadrant Estates

Property consultant Bidwells has made key senior appointments including Perth-based Finlay Clark who is stepping up to become the 183-year-old firm’s deputy senior partner. New senior partner Nick Petit will oversee the UK-wide property advisors and he has appointed Scotland managing partner F

Stephen Good, CEO of the Construction Scotland Innovation Centre, looks ahead to some of the key themes expected to play a big role in the construction industry in 2022, with sustainability at the core. The Covid-19 pandemic aside, the theme that best characterised 2021 could arguably be sustainabil

MIXED USE and NON-RESIDENTIAL Applicant: Mr M Findlay

Barratt Developments is celebrating a year of giving after its charitable efforts topped more than £204,000 in donations across Scotland. Each year, the housebuilder – which includes Barratt Homes, David Wilson Homes and Oregon Timber Frame Ltd – supports a wide range of organisati

A new walking and cycling route linking the town centres of Renfrew and Paisley is set to be built by the end of 2022 after a contract worth almost £1 million was awarded for its construction to JH Civil Engineering Limited.

Angus Council has agreed to the demolition of the former Lochside Centre in Forfar, following repeated attempts to secure a sustainable future for the building.

With a programme value of £835 million, hub South East Scotland and its clients continue to successfully work together to provide enhanced local services and achieve tangible benefits for partners and communities in the Lothians and Borders, its latest annual report has revealed

An online consultation has been launched for a mixed-use redevelopment of the former Leith Walk Tramway Depot.