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Plans have been submitted by Yeoman McAllister Architects to build an £8 million care home on the site of an abandoned Perth hospital.

Plans to create a new mortuary to replace two ageing Aberdeen facilities have been given the green light.

Ogilvie Construction has completed work on Edinburgh’s first voco™ boutique hotel for Axcel Group.

A joint venture between Apache Capital and Harrison Street is to fund a landmark build-to-rent (BTR) development in central Glasgow.

Ambitious plans to transform the Royal and Ancient (R&A) clubhouse at the Old Course in St Andrews have been given the green light.

Frasers Property’s first new build project at Hillington Park has achieved practical completion ahead of handover to Starbucks this month. The 1,800-square-feet ‘drive thru and drive up’ scheme has been pre-let to Starbucks on a 15-year lease and the popular coffee retailer is expe

Homebuilder Bancon Homes has obtained planning approval for the second phase of new homes to be built at its Lochside of Leys development in Banchory.

Newly discovered photos taken during the construction of the railway line between Fort William and Mallaig have been revealed in a new BBC ALBA documentary. Arguably one of the most spectacular railway lines in the world, this collection of over one hundred hi-res celluloid nitrate plates were

West Lothian Council has objected to plans to build 2,000 new homes near the award-winning sculpture park Jupiter Artland.  The land beside Jupiter Artland is one of five greenbelt areas earmarked for possible new housing by Edinburgh City Council. However, West Lothian Council objected to

Plans to deliver 31 social hosing units to Dundee city centre are a step closer after West Ranga Property Group (WRPGL) purchased the heritable interest in 11-15 Murraygate from Arcadia for an undisclosed price.

The UK Government has announced a major £213 million investment to upgrade the UK’s scientific infrastructure, with Scottish facilities to benefit. The investment will equip the UK’s leading scientists, universities and research institutes with new state of the art equipment to dri

West Dunbartonshire Council has set out its plans to achieve net zero emissions by 2045.

It’s easy to think of asteroid drilling as a remote, futuristic concept - an idea that belongs in the realm of science fiction.

A trustee who embezzled hundreds of thousands from a charity has been ordered to pay back £700,000 in profit. Architect Ian Brash, from Wallyford, East Lothian, admitted embezzling £358,832 from the Dr Robert Malcolm Trust between August 2010 and September 2014.

Property development and investment firm Osborne+Co has achieved planning consent from Glasgow City Council to deliver a £100 million mixed-use transformation of the Met Tower.