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The Scottish Government has overturned Aberdeenshire Council's rejection of plans to build 113 homes in Tarves, The Press and Journal reports. Councillors at the local authority refused Scotia Homes' plans last year due to concerns over the scale of the development and lack of accompanying amenities

CMS Window Systems has completed a large-scale refurbishment project for Ferguslie Park Housing Association (FPHA).

There may be no place like it but what, exactly, makes a home? Developers and planners seek to answer this question in an increasingly sophisticated residential sector, one which continues to diversify to meet evolving occupier needs. As a result, sub-sets of housing beyond the traditional owner and

Scottish Renewables has released a document which sets out renewable energy's contribution to Scotland in innovation, jobs, communities, climate and the rural economy.

Supported and third sector businesses operating throughout Scotland are being invited to meet up with some of the country’s biggest building contractors to explore the possibilities for joining the sector’s supply chain. The hub South West partnership is hosting its third annual Hidden G

The Scottish Government has confirmed £2 million of support for the ongoing transformation of Paisley Museum.

The 2019 shortlist has been revealed for a prestigious national awards scheme which showcases success in responding to regeneration challenges in communities across Scotland. The SURF Awards are delivered each year by SURF – Scotland’s Regeneration Forum, in partnership with the Scottish

Seventeen members of the CMS Window Systems workforce have successfully trained as mental health first aiders by completing the ground-breaking Scotland’s Mental Health First Aid (SMHFA) course. The members of staff at CMS Window Systems who have completed their SMHFA mental health first aider

Phase Two of the lock gate replacement works at Fort Augustus are set to commence this winter, safeguarding the canal for future generations.

A former Rangers footballer is attempting to stop a businessman building a new house next to his property.

Plans to create a climbing centre and viewing platform at the Forth Railway Bridge have been revived, The Times reports.

Council leader John Alexander and Councillor Anne Rendall cut the turf at a new development on Wednesday, marking the start of work on the Victoria Dock affordable homes development. The development will house 119 affordable apartments and ground floor commercial space at Dundee’s City Quay.

The second phase of a landmark housing project in Cambuslang to build 230 new homes for social rent and 81 private residences for sale has begun. The build is led by South Lanarkshire Council with Cambuslang-based CCG (Scotland) Ltd.

Plans to build new houses for social rent on the former site of Dundee's Whitfield Primary School have been submitted. The plans have been submitted by Angus Housing Association and George Martin Builders Ltd, who intend to build 18 homes on the Longhaugh Road site, made up of 10 houses and eight fl

Fiona Harper, secretary of the Scottish Joint Industry Board (SJIB), has said that stricter regulations within the electrical industry would have a significant uplift on the economy while also driving massive improvements in public safety. Ms Harper, also head of employment affairs at SELECT, spoke