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House prices in Scotland continued to rise over the last three months, bucking the trend across other UK regions.

Scotland’s water and waste water works are being powered by more self-generated renewable energy than ever before in a significant step towards reductions in carbon emissions.

People power is set to drive the future of the People's Palace and Winter Gardens following a decision of Glasgow City Council's city administration committee.

The amount of public and private investment due to be delivered for infrastructure projects across the north east of Scotland before 2030 has risen sharply over the past year to reach more than £10 billion, according to new figures. The fourth annual Investment Tracker from Aberdeen & Gram

Holmes Miller has submitted a planning application for the creation of a new educational campus for West Dunbartonshire Council.

Sarah Lewis, associate director: architecture at Hamson Barron Smith (HBS), describes the company’s use of Passivhaus as its benchmark performance standard. Multi-award winning Passivhaus development Carrowbreck Meadow. Photo: Jefferson Smith

Housing developer Swan Group has successfully secured a growth capital investment facility with the help of Conduit Finance to help accelerate the development of over 3,000 affordable homes across the UK. Jamie Davidson, managing director of Conduit Finance (left), and Phil McGinlay, Swan Group&rsqu

Construction output increased by 0.2% in August compared to the previous month as a rise of 1.1% in repair and maintenance was only slightly offset by a fall in new work of 0.2%.

Housebuilder Mactaggart & Mickel is celebrating after the quality of one of its site managers was recognised at the NHBC Pride in the Job Regional Awards held in Glasgow last week.

According to MIND, one in four people will experience a mental health problem each year and in 2017 the Centre for Mental Health reported that the overall cost of mental health problems to UK employers was almost £35 billion. Even more worryingly for the industry, the Office for National

Eildon Housing has submitted new plans this week for the redevelopment of Tweedbridge Court in Peebles.

TÜV SÜD National Engineering Laboratory has delivered a new £16 million centre for subsea development in East Kilbride.

New research into how effective the existing Scottish Planning Policy (SPP) policies are in influencing the preparation of local development plans and determining planning applications has been published by the Scottish Government.

To mark World Mental Health Day, the Lighthouse Construction Industry Charity has shared a story which describes first hand how the interventions of both a trained mental health first aider and the charity helped save a life.

Falkirk Council has submitted a £240 million funding bid which, if successful, could see 6,000 new jobs created and an additional £400m brought into the local economy every year.