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Perth-based housebuilder A&J Stephen has announced plans to build a development of up to 85 homes near Pitlochry.  The agricultural Port-naCraig site on the south side of the River Tummel would be connected to the town with new infrastructure for vehicles and pedestrians if approved.

Detailed plans for the multi-million-pound redevelopment of the Discovery Point visitor attraction in Dundee have been revealed.

The Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) had announced the launch of a new hub for members in the Highlands and Islands of Scotland.

Scottish Civic Trust has announced a campaign to protect Glasgow’s A-listed Tobacco Merchant’s House.

The inaugural Walk With Scott Foundation Golf Day took place on October 2 on the spectacular East Course at Dalmahoy Hotel and Country Club, sponsored by Cut Price Timber, with an impressive £2,390 raised to date.

Utility network design and construction firm Energy Assets Utilities (EAU) has created two new roles to spearhead its business growth plans. The company has promoted Gary Smith to head of residential sales and Craig Downie to head of commercial sales to help drive the implementation of a sector

Leanne Hannah, a qualified engineer whose business ARMILA Sustainability Services specialises in sustainable development, has been announced the winner of hub South West’s eleventh Building for Growth Awards Event held online via Zoom last week. Leanne Hannah (second left) with hub S

Fife Council has completed 62 new council houses at School Drive in Glenrothes. The new development will have 78 houses when complete and consists of two, three and four-bedroom properties.

A commercial roof survey of Stranraer Academy was brought to a halt when the drone being used to carry out the work was brought down by a seagull.

Stirling Council has unanimously granted planning approval for a major development at Finnich Glen, near Killearn. Architects and planning consultants Bell Ingram Design lodged the application for the 10.9-hectare site – made famous by TV series Outlander – on behalf of landowner an

Scottish Construction Now has now included a legal section on its busy website. Sponsored by leading advocates Compass Chambers, Construction Law in Scotland will host news and developments in construction, planning and property law in Scotland.

A planning application has been lodged for 424 new build-to-rent homes in Glasgow’s West End.

While considering whether Edinburgh can meet its pledge to be a zero-carbon city by 2030, Stephen Tucker takes a broader look at how to achieve zero-carbon at scale from a planning and design perspective. It seems like every day the world is being forced to deal with a new crisis. But long term, the

Maryhill Housing has appointed Cruden Building to deliver a multi-million-pound affordable housing development in Glasgow. Due to start formally next month, the £11.5 million development will be built on vacant land at the corner of Maryhill Road and Cowal Road on the approach to Kelvinda

Argyll and Bute Council has blamed the "far-reaching effects of COVID-19" for failing to procure a contractor for regeneration work planned for Lochgilphead.