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Clyde Gateway was recognised for its property excellence last night with a duo of wins at the Herald Property Awards.  The awards, which are now in their thirteenth year, celebrates excellence across the property industry in Scotland with this year seeing the highest number of entries ever reco

CMS Window Systems has been shortlisted as a finalist in three prestigious window and door industry awards.

Glasgow City Council has announced that the city has been set a target of becoming carbon neutral by 2030.

Edinburgh energy start-up Gravitricity has been shortlisted in the Europe-wide New Energy Challenge which offers the firm the chance to win €100,000. Gravitricity is the only Scottish firm shortlisted.

A Scottish cancer charity has visited a team of construction workers to raise awareness of the signs and symptoms to look out for in a bid to increase rates of early detection.

Barrat Homes East Scotland has raised £22,000 for homelessness charity Rock Trust by holding its fifth annual corporate golf day.

Glasgow City Council has approved £2.5 million in funding to relocate Parkhead Library from the existing Grade B-listed building to the proposed East End Health and Social Care Partnership Hub (HSCP) building.

A bridge near to where Robert Burns bathed before he died has partially collapsed.

Councillors have approved the Trump Organisation's plans for more than 500 homes at its Aberdeenshire golf resort.

Dundee demolition contractor Safedem has moved to secure the firm’s future by becoming an employee-owned business.

The Scottish Government has granted consent for a new hotel at Edinburgh Marina.

A public inquiry to examine issues at the new Royal Hospital for Children and Young People (RHCYP) and the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital (QEUH) sites has been welcomed by the Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland (RIAS). The Scottish Government called the inquiry earlier this month in

The Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland (RIAS) has unveiled a series of videos to highlight the seven shortlisted projects for its celebrated RIAS Andrew Doolan Best Building in Scotland Award. The V&A Dundee, Mackintosh at the Willow and Collective on Calton Hill are among the project

Chartered surveyor Graham + Sibbald has recorded a series of reappointments as it looks to build on a record year of growth in 2018. For City Property, Graham + Sibbald has been reappointed for a five-year term under the Estates Professional Services Framework. Another reappointment is with Vis

Dundee's Taybank Works will be partially knocked down to make way for 37 flats and houses for rent next year. The Courier & Advertiser reported that the site located at Morgan Street will be demolished and redeveloped into houses and flats for social rent.