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A heat metering and billing framework for use by local authorities and housing associations that is designed to help grow the heat network market and ensure customer protection has been created by Fife Council. The framework gives local authorities and housing associations access to three suppliers

A planning application has been lodged with Glasgow City Council for a housing development on the site of a former school in Drumchapel. Cruden Estates want to build 48 properties on land at Katewell Avenue, where Cleddans Primary School used to stand.

Morar House as it will look when completed A tasteful Scottish housing restoration project has won a prestigious award – one of two secured by the developer All Saints Living.

An artist's impression of HS2 A Dundee company is playing a crucial role in keeping construction of Britain’s next generation of railway on track.

Dundee approves further £3.25m investment in energy efficient homes Councillors have approved a spending programme for the latest £3.25 million phase of an external wall insulation programme in Dundee.

The push towards introducing driverless vehicles in the UK could potentially free up thousands of acres of land in our cities, according to a new report. Design and consultancy firm Arcadis said the move could reclaim over 1,100 hectares in Edinburgh alone – the equivalent of more than 1,300 footb

More than £10 billion of potential investment opportunities are being highlighted at the V&A Dundee A new prospectus detailing more than £10 billion worth of investment ventures across Scotland’s seven cities has been launched today.

Professor Wayne Powell Scotland’s rural collage SRUC is planning to invest £35 million in a new facility in Dumfries & Galloway as part of proposals to create a new rural university by 2022.

Queen's Square would be transformed into a mixed-use urban quarter under the City Centre Masterplan Aberdeen City Council has placed a moratorium on affordable housing contributions from developers as part of a series of efforts to increase the number of city centre homes.

John Tonkiss Retirement home developer McCarthy & Stone has appointed John Tonkiss as its new chief executive officer to lead a major cost cutting strategy at the business.

City Building Engineering Services (CBES) has been appointed by major UK retailer Marks & Spencer to deliver projects across the UK as part of the retailer’s space adjustment programme. Launching in October and due for completion at the end of the year, City Building Engineering Services’ co

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Gordon Cunningham Clark Contracts has been awarded the International Organisation for Standardisation (ISO) 45001:2018 Occupational Health and Safety System (OHS) standard following a rigorous two-stage audit from UKAS accredited certification body Exova BM TRADA.

Carole Mackie Developers are adapting to the needs of first time buyers who are now responsible for over 50% of all new residential mortgages issued across the UK, according to new research by Savills.

Kirkcaldy waterfront regeneration consultation launched Consultation is underway on Fife Council's £1.4 million Kirkcaldy waterfront regeneration project.