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Sir Tom Hunter Sir Tom Hunter has made a £100 million investment in a scheme for a new village in West Lothian.

MIXED USE and NON-RESIDENTIAL Applicant: Greene King (c/o agent)

(L-R) Kevin Halpin, contracts manager, Persimmon Homes, (West), Scotland; Alan Cricket, construction director, Persimmon Homes (West) Scotland; Councillor James McColgan, Inverclyde Council’s communities vice-convener, Craig Sanderson, Link Group chief executive and Colin Connell, development dire

A construction company has invested more than £1 million to launch a helicopter lifting service based in north Argyll, believing it will prove attractive to a variety of businesses looking to transport goods to remote areas. TSL Contractors said it decided to launch Skyhook Helicopters as it believ

Annabelle Ewing MSP Scotland plans to increase the uptake of work-related learning and qualifications in secondary schools, as part of a package to reduce youth unemployment over the next seven years.

Alex Neil Decisions on planning applications need to continue to be made more quickly, planning minister Alex Neil said today.

The Scottish Law Commission today publishes its discussion paper on compulsory purchase in Scotland. The law on compulsory purchase recognises that there will be circumstances where the public interest in a particular project will be more important than the individual’s right to undisturbed owners

MIXED USE and NON-RESIDENTIAL Applicant: AP31 Ltd

Improved repairs contract for PoLHA customers

East Ayrshire Council has announced a capital investment of £395 million to deliver a range of ambitious and innovative education projects. Proposals were unveiled for the creation of a £63m Learning and Enterprise development in the Cumnock area. The Knockroon Learning and Enterprise Campus will

Wishaw-based modular construction specialist Enemetric has been placed into administration. The Construction Enquirer reports that up to 20 jobs have been axed in the fallout from the collapse of Enemetric, which is part of the Enervis Group.

An eccentric architectural plan thought to have been drawn by George III during his period of "madness" has been discovered at the British Library, the BBC has reported. It is part of a huge collection of papers put together by the King during his reign from 1760 to 1820.

Two managers from the scaffold division of Alloa based Marshall Construction are currently working towards membership of the National Access and Scaffolding Confederation (NASC), a specialist body committed to promoting high standards of conduct and operation in the UK scaffolding industry.

Developers have announced plans to transform one of Edinburgh's most distinctive landmarks into a top hotel.

Moray Council has reaffirmed its commitment to Elgin’s proposed £8.5 million western link road as a major strategic project. The decision paves the way for the submission of a revised planning application following the rejection of the original application by the council’s planning and regulato