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Formal plans have been tabled for a new district general hospital in Dumfries.

By Andy Walder, principal of the National Construction College Andy Walder

Plans for 595 new homes to be built at the western edge of Dundee have been recommended for approval.

Public views sought for Edinburgh trams inquiry

Developers are poised to lodge a planning application for what would be one of the biggest expansions in Perth for a generation, according to reports. If passed by Perth and Kinross Council, Bertha Park, which would see 3,500 homes built along with a secondary school, ecological water treatment syst

Output in the construction industry increased by 0.7 per cent in October 2014 compared to the same period last year, continuing its year-on-year growth for the 17th consecutive month. Latest construction industry figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) showed that new orders in Q3 2014

Edinburgh’s new £11 million St John’s RC Primary School will be built on part of the existing Portobello High School site, councillors have agreed. A report discussed at the City of Edinburgh Council yesterday outlined the results of the eight-week consultation carried out between September and

Plans have been revealed to turn the final empty unit in Dundee’s historic Tay Mills jute factory into student flats.

Initial designs for the major redevelopment of one of Edinburgh’s premier parks will be unveiled this week.

Plans to preserve a Dumfries house which inspired JM Barrie to write Peter Pan have been given a major financial boost.

The group that lodged a legal challenge against Fife Council’s selection of Pipeland as the site for a new Madras College has been urged to stop its “futile, time-wasting charade”. The Courier has reported that St Andrews Environmental Protection Association Ltd (Stepal) — wh

Network Rail has appointed Arup to take forward the design of a visitor centre and bridge walk for one of Scotland’s most recognisable landmarks, The Forth Rail Bridge.

Plans for a new £200 million district general hospital in Dumfries has been approved by Dumfries and Galloway Council.

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

Improved repairs contract for PoLHA customers