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Glasgow City Council has given the green light for listed former mill buildings in the Gorbals to be converted into homes.

Ambitious proposals to regenerate Glebe Place in Saltcoats have been unveiled by North Ayrshire Council. The exciting plans will see the 30 low-demand flats in the street demolished, with the potential for brand-new modern council homes on the site.

Plans have been approved for a development that will create a new community to the south west of Linlithgow.

Plans have been submitted to convert The Ivory on Camphill Avenue at Langside Avenue into flats with a small coffee shop/cafe below. The application seeks consent to the principle of residential use; if approved by Glasgow City Council, detailed plans would need to be drawn up for submission.

Pupils in south east Edinburgh have started the new term in the new Frogston Primary School following the completion of works by consulting engineer Will Rudd Davidson (Edinburgh).  

Scottish Water’s £3.4 million investment to help reduce the risk of sewer flooding in Tarbert has been completed.

Glennon Brothers, a timber processor in Troon, is creating 25 new jobs thanks to a new contract awarded to them by Forestry and Land Scotland (FLS).

City Gate Construction (CGC) has joined a growing list of employers who have signed up to the Young Person’s Guarantee. The move further strengthens the Linwood-based firm’s long-running commitment to young people forged over many years.

A new art installation inspired by the historic streetscape of the market town with influence from local children has been installed in Haddington.

Calton Hill City Observatory in Scotland’s capital has been nominated for an AJ Architecture Award this week. The design by HarrisonStevens, the Edinburgh-based landscape architects and urban designers, Calton Hill City Observatory has been nominated in the Landscape and Public Realm category

A heroic construction worker saved the life of an alligator handler who was attacked while trying to feed the animal at a children's birthday party.

Rothesay Dock on the north bank of the River Clyde has been earmarked for the UK’s second waste plastic to hydrogen facility in new plans submitted to West Dunbartonshire Council.

Housing secretary Shona Robison has welcomed the start of work on the Scottish Government’s Single Building Assessment programme. A total of 25 buildings deemed most at risk have been identified for the assessment scheme, delivered free to homeowners as part of a £97.1 million Scottish G

East Lothian Council’s planning committee has unanimously approved outline planning permission for an electricity substation on the former Cockenzie Power Station site.

The performance of BAM's UK construction and civils operations rebounded in the first half of 2021 to make "good contributions" to the parent company's results. BAM construction and property recovered from a £12 million loss in the first half of last year to record an £18.3m profit. The