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A new vision for the future of Kilmarnock has been agreed with the launch of a new Masterplan, with connectivity and town centre living amongst the document's key themes. Life has changed considerably since Percy Johnson-Marshall designed Kilmarnock’s last Masterplan in the 1960s and the last

The Scottish Government will invest more than £68 million to help local authorities, regional transport partnerships and national park authorities to design and construct new active travel infrastructure.

Peace Recruitment has renewed its commitment as a Premium Sponsor of the Scottish Property Awards for a further three years.

East Lothian councillors have received an update on progress towards the potential development of a new data centre on part of the former Cockenzie Power Station site. While discussions remain at a very early stage, work is continuing between East Lothian Council and Sustainable Development Capital

A liquidator has been appointed to a Grangemouth civil engineering firm following court action by HMRC.

A £14 million construction contract for Orkney Islands Council’s six-turbine wind farm at Quanterness outside Kirkwall has been awarded to local firm Heddle Construction.

Balmoral International Land UK Ltd has received planning consent from West Lothian Council for a major new best-in-class industrial and logistics development at Arches Business Park in Broxburn.

Fife Council has unveiled a new vision that could transform Dunfermline Abbey into a leading heritage destination.

Tilbury Douglas welcomed more than 100 consultants, customers and designers to its fifth consecutive business breakfast at The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo stadium on 26 August, as the company celebrates its 13-year partnership with the Tattoo.

Fife Council’s Affordable Housing Programme continues with a new 44-home extra care community in Lochgelly, delivered by main contractor Robertson Partnership Homes. The site, which had remained vacant since the former care home and other buildings were demolished in 2018, has now been transfo

Barratt Redrow has launched a new placemaking framework that provides a measurable approach to designing healthier, greener, and better-connected places across its future developments. 'Great Places' builds on the housebuilder’s existing placemaking efforts, with the framework representing the

A practical five-year route-map to modernise Scotland’s land and property tax administration, including steps to improve land data, valuation and the systems used to manage land and property taxes, has been published today by the Scottish Land Commission.

Plans for the next phase of North Lanarkshire Council's affordable housing investment have been set out, with almost 2,400 homes proposed for inclusion in a Strategic Housing Investment Plan for the next five years.

Pupils at Chryston High School will have more opportunities to develop key vocational skills thanks to a new construction training shed delivered as part of the school’s extension project.

Plans to transform the site of a former mining village into a major outdoor recreation, heritage and tourism destination are to go on public display.