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Glasgow City Council has launched a consultation on the proposed regeneration of the St Enoch district in the city centre.

The development of Stirling’s first purpose-built student accommodation development is now under way thanks to a £10.9 million funding package from Royal Bank of Scotland.

Cabin tourism company Forest Holidays is to submit plans for a £12 million 'eco cabin' development near Ben Nevis.

A proposed Dundee bakery outlet which was rejected by city planners has now gained planning permission. Owners of the renowned Clark’s takeaway business is set to open a new £750,000 single-storey bakery and takeaway near the Myrekirk roundabout at Kingsway West.

A planning application for permission in principle has been submitted to develop a caravan/mobile home site at Kelly Mains Farm in Wemyss Bay. Chartered surveyors DM Hall lodged the plans to Inverclyde Council on behalf of its client, Pennine Leisure Ltd.

CIH Scotland has called for the introduction of a minimum energy efficiency standard of EPC C for all homes by 2030, including owner occupied homes.

Having come to the world of construction later than most, Patrick MacKenzie is now going through Kier's graduate programme.

GRAHAM has launched a ‘100 Day Challenge’ for staff across Scotland as part of the company’s health and wellbeing calendar. Marie-Louise Barter, IT business engagement lead, Mark Gillespie, head of assurance, and Victoria Quinn, BI analyst

Springkell House, a country house based in Dumfries & Galloway, has secured funding from Barclays to help with the redevelopment and expansion of the venue’s hotel facilities. The £650,000 funding package will allow the owners to redevelop the quadrangle annex, adding an additional s

A first-time auction bidder thought he’d just landed an absolute steal after his $13,000 bid for a South Florida property won an online auction. Unfortunately for Kerville Holness, his villa turned out to be a strip of land, measuring 30cm by 30m.

Equipment hire specialist Groundforce supplies Scotland with a wide range of shoring and related equipment distributed from its two main depots in Coatbridge and Aberdeen.

Kier Group is to cut 1,200 UK jobs and sell-off its house-building arm as part of its plans to simplify the business and save on costs.

Mosaic Architecture + Design has been granted Planning in Principle approval for an office development in Glasgow’s International Financial Services District on behalf of property developer Soller Group.

The Highland Council has granted planning permission for a new centralised waste management facility (Materials Recovery Facility) on part of the former Longman landfill site in Inverness.

Work to transform the Clynelish Distillery visitor experience is expected to begin in the coming weeks after the Highland Council formally granted planning permission for the development today. The plans include a comprehensive upgrade of the distillery visitor experience with a new upper floor to t