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A new strategy which will guide Scotland’s transport plans for the next twenty years has been laid before the Scottish Parliament. During a statement to MSPs yesterday, cabinet secretary for transport, infrastructure and connectivity, Michael Matheson, said that the National Transport Strategy

A Scottish Borders castle dating back to the 12th century has been transformed into a wedding and events venue.

To mark today’s Time to Talk Day Mates in Mind is raising awareness about mental ill-health at work by supporting managers across the UK in tackling the issue.

Glasgow City Council has now approved the beginning of work on a design strategy and traffic reconfiguration at George Square, the city's civic centre and principal urban space.

Abertay Housing Association has completed work to extend the property of a tenant with severe developmental delay. (from left) Dean - Abertay HA maintenance manager, Steve Ward - QAPM director, Margaret (Claire’s gran), Claire, Karen, Jodie Taylor – QAPM office manager, Paul –

Scottish Government minister for children and young people, Maree Todd MSP, visited Newton to inspect progress on the new Millburn Early Learning and Childcare Unit currently under construction there. Millburn is just one of 21 separate projects across South Lanarkshire that are delivering new counc

The company which developed a way to use waste plastic in roads and carparks has launched a revolutionary new environmentally friendly pothole repair product.

The New Look store on Edinburgh’s Princes Street could be transformed into a restaurant and hotel extension under newly submitted plans. Premier Inn owner Whitbread wants to expand its existing hotel into the adjacent retail unit to create 59 new rooms and a 387 sqm ground floor restaurant.

Glass and aluminium specialist Cube Glass is set to near double the size of its footprint with the acquisition of its existing Cumbernauld premises and a planning application for a substantial extension. Cube Glass, which will purchase its 4,200 sq ft factory unit at Tannoch Place from landlord Asht

Barratt Developments announced today that it will pay shareholders a £350 million in special returns over the next two years as the housebuilder recorded the highest half-year home completion rate in 12 years. The firm said a further extension to its capital return plan will see proposed speci

Allia C&C has issued a £13 million Scottish charitable bond to Angus Housing Association to help build 300 new affordable homes over the next three years. The Association's proposals will see excellent quality, affordable housing provided across Angus and Dundee.

Shirley McIntosh, tax partner at RSM, discusses the new challenges facing the legal sector amid changes in property tax. The start of the new tax year on 6 April 2020 will see the latest in a long line of changes in the taxation of property introduced since April 2013, from new and abolished rules,

A steady pipeline of activity lined up at Inchgreen Dry Dock for the months following completion of the Ocean Terminal cruise ship pontoon. (from left) Cathal Doherty, director UK at Roadbridge; Stuart MacMillan MSP; Ronnie Cowan MP and Douglas Coleman, project director at Peel Ports

The rejection of a plan to knock down an East Glasgow pub and build 24 two-bedroom flats in its place has been overturned on appeal.

An official opening ceremony has been held at the new £15 million Maidenhill Primary and Nursery in East Renfrewshire.