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Glasgow Building Preservation Trust has announced the appointment of David Cook as its new Director. Now in its 40th year, the key appointment will strengthen the important work of the Trust.

The new £17.5 million East Calder Primary School will be constructed adjacent to the existing school after West Lothian Council approved plans for the development in Langton Road, East Calder.

Inverurie-based Balgownie will be showing the latest in Bobcat mini-excavators and telehandlers for the UK market at the ScotPlant 2022 Exhibition at the Royal Highland Centre in Edinburgh from 22-23 April 2022.

Glasgow-based built environment climate tech firm Integrated Environmental Solutions (IES) has made four senior appointments as it expands its team to meet the increasing demand for services. The new hires will play a key role in helping the business, which achieved 134% growth last year, to speed u

Govan Graving Dock is set for a new lease of life in a £500k restoration programme to help revitalise the Clyde waterfront.

A planning application has been lodged to South Ayrshire Council planners for a new manufacturing facility at Prestwick Airport.

Plans to expand a Raploch church and create a community hall have been given the go-ahead.

The Scottish Government has overruled Perth & Kinross Council to give permission to Ogilvie Homes to build a new housing development in West Kinfauns. Ogilvie Homes initiated an appeal after failing to secure permission for 15 homes at Walnut Grove.

Barratt Developments Scotland - which includes Barratt Homes, David Wilson Homes and Oregon Timber Frame Ltd – is donating £50,000 to charities fighting homelessness across Scotland. Five charities spanning the length and breadth of Scotland have received a share of the funds, which will

Glasgow City Council has rejected plans for a block of flats beside the Forth and Clyde Canal near Firhill.

MIXED USE and NON-RESIDENTIAL Applicant: Verdant Leisure

Initial plans have been submitted for a new office block and flats development at Site 6 of the Dundee Waterfront.

Stewart Milne Group has put its housebuilding business up for sale after its founder and main shareholder decided to retire nearly half a century after founding the Aberdeen-based company. Stewart Milne, who is executive chairman of Stewart Milne Homes, said the time is right to spend more time with

A two-year legal battle has so far failed to put an end to the construction of a garage just a few centimetres from the front of a neighbouring home.

Stewart Milne Homes has successfully appealed Dundee City Council's decision to reject its plans for a second phase of development at Ballumbie Castle Golf Course.