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Mitie, the strategic outsourcing company which delivers a range of services across Scotland, has this morning announced its results for the year ended 30 September 2014.

MIXED USE and NON-RESIDENTIAL Applicant: Yorsipp Trustees Ltd

Melbourne surfers could ride 1.5-metre-high waves within a heated salt-water pool in plans set out for the city's docklands. Damian Rogers Architecture has collaborated with engineering giant Arup to conceive and propose the idea for Surf Park Docklands – a contained pool with that would filter in

Leo Quinn Balfour Beatty said it has made progress towards addressing the management issues around its UK construction business, as it reaffirmed its profit outlook for the full year.

Marshall Construction has been appointed principal contractor for the design & construction of the new £8 million Alyth Primary School project in Perthshire.

Work has started on the third phase of a £38 million project to provide new student accommodation at the University of Stirling.

Affordable housing developer Lovell has been selected by West Lothian Council to build the £16.2 million next phase of its large-scale new-build housing programme. The contract will see Lovell design and build 162 new council homes for social rent on five sites across the area.

A CGI of the Strichen Street homes Work has started on a dozen new affordable homes in an Aberdeenshire village.

Iconic Marcliffe Hotel site in Aberdeen set for 189 homes

East Dunbartonshire Council has given the green light for a new Community Hub to be built in Lennoxtown.

Derek Mickel The former chairman of Scottish house builder Mactaggart and Mickel has drowned while on holiday in the Canary Islands.

MIXED USE and NON-RESIDENTIAL Applicant: Savills, Patrick Dunne, 163 West George Street, Glasgow

A UK property development company is planning to raise funds to develop its own 3D Printer for the construction of homes.

Plan to renovate Athnamulloch Bothy in Glen Affric A remote mountain bothy that was closed six years ago because it was structurally unsafe could soon be reopened as a base for tree planters.

One of Scotland’s largest urban regeneration schemes has been unveiled with a planned ­­£500 million investment expected to create 3,500 jobs, according to The Scotsman. The Rosyth Waterfront development in Fife would cover 120 acres and include five zones in the shadow of the Forth bridges. Th