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Human remains, potentially dating back 200 years, have been uncovered during major repair and refurbishment works by Scottish Borders Council on the ramparts wall adjacent to Jedburgh Abbey.

Frameworks to help guide the development and regeneration of both the River Clyde Corridor and Govan-Partick have now been adopted into Glasgow's City Development Plan, the local authority has announced.

Glasgow planners have given the green light to a plastic recycling facility for vacant land at Cardonald Business Park.

A new Skolie Burn Bridge joining Addiewell and Loganlea has now been completed.

Councillors have agreed a strategy which will see the demolition of the former Glenugie Business Centre and adjoining premises in Peterhead.

As the severity of the threat of COVID-19 diminishes and workers in hotels, offices, leisure facilities and other buildings begin the gradual return to work, trade association SNIPEF has warned of another threat looming on the horizon which, if left untreated, could have deadly consequences. It aris

The Construction Industry Coronavirus Forum (CICV Forum) is launching a series of free advice webinars to help industry professionals improve their contractual and commercial awareness on construction projects.

Trade association SELECT has introduced a range of comprehensive COVID-19 safety measures as it prepares to restart partial training sessions at its headquarters outside Edinburgh.

Tucson Properties has submitted scaled-back plans to build 24 flats at the site of a former school playground in Yorkhill. 

Clyde Valley Group (CVG) has appointed John Duncan to the role of development and property director. John will lead on the strategy and delivery of CVG’s ambitious investment plans, including building another 700 new homes over the next two years, strategic asset management and planned and rou

Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU) is to lend its expertise to an Ayrshire-based engineering company in a bid to address a sector-wide skills shortage. GCU researchers will work with Precision Tooling Services Ltd (PTS) as part of a £211,000 Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP) to increase it

Construction has begun on a new £1.8m nursery in Keith, which will provide an additional 60 early learning and childcare (ELC) places. It now needs the help of the community to find a suitable name.

A Confederate statue which was the subject of protests seeking its removal was brought down in a storm just days after local officials had voted to keep it.

Plans have been lodged to replace disused car wash buildings on Edinburgh's London Road with a 76-bed Purpose Built Student Accommodation (PBSA) development.

Aberdeen Harbour Board has awarded two new contracts for rock removal and revetment work at the South Harbour expansion site, with a total value of £20 million.