West Lothian Council is to consider entering an agreement with Network Rail and Winchburgh Developments Ltd for the provision of an overbridge on the new core road through Winchburgh.
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A vacant office building in Glasgow is to be converted into student accommodation under newly lodged plans.
Mitsubishi Electric has opened a new heat pump training centre at its factory complex in Livingston.
First Minister John Swinney is to announce a £5 million package for Scotland’s island communities including funding to support critical infrastructure projects.
Residents and interested parties are being invited to ‘Meet the Builder’ for the latest North Ayrshire Council housing development in the Garnock Valley.
Thomas Johnstone Limited (TJL) has invited pupils from several local schools to tour its in-house manufactured joinery facility in Inchinnan and learn about the various careers available in construction.
Nike is preparing to transform its store in Scotland which has been located at a prime location on Buchanan Street, one of Glasgow’s busiest shopping streets for 13 years.
Construction work is underway on the latest new council homes to be built in Ardrossan and Irvine.
Hundreds of primary pupils across Fife are being given a free copy of a new children’s book, following a donation from homebuilder Persimmon North Scotland.
The Women in Plant (WiP) group of the Scottish Plant Owners Association (SPOA) has teamed up with high-visibility workwear supplier Leo Workwear to promote suitable PPE and clothing for women in the plant industry.
The modernisation of Paisley Arts Centre into a unique and intimate performance venue and creative hub has been completed and will soon reopen to the public.
Moray councillors have unanimously agreed to progress with the Roysvale/Applegrove playing fields as the preferred site of the new Forres Academy.
A five-star hotel resort in Bishopton has unveiled its newly refurbished leisure suite as part of the first phase of a multi-million-pound development.
Plans for a major development near Perth’s Broxden roundabout including Starbucks, Burger King and three other drive-thrus have been granted planning permission.
A new report by national planning and development consultancy Lichfields sheds light on the future of UK town centres, presenting a roadmap for the revitalisation and repurposing of vacant or underutilised buildings.

