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Ahead of the Homes for Scotland annual conference, Nicola Barclay discusses the need for housing, the social and economic benefits of home building and the constraints facing the industry. For the first time since 2008 and the global recession, housing completions in Scotland have exceeded 20,000 pe

The next UK Government has been urged to commit to a package of measures to support Scotland’s renewable energy industry – including supporting innovation and the shift to low-carbon heat and allowing onshore wind to compete in the energy market. Scottish Renewables’ manifesto for

Private equity investor Cairngorm Capital Partners has made another acquisition to the National Timber Group it established last year.

A new assisted living development at Andrew Nisbet Place, Hurlford, has been completed and is now welcoming new residents.

Bank of Scotland has revealed the design of its latest £20 which will feature a new image of the Forth Bridge and another with the Queensferry Crossing.

The transformation of the Michelin factory site in Dundee into a new innovation hub has taken a step forward with a £60 million funding commitment.

Morgan Sindall is on track to deliver a full-year performance slightly above the board’s previous expectations, the group said today. In an update on current trading and outlook for the 2019 financial year, Morgan Sindall added that the average daily net cash for the full year is expected to b

The need for planning permission could be removed for certain types of rural developments to help tackle depopulation and support local economies, under new proposals from the Scottish Government.

I was one of those kids who knew what they wanted to be from an early age. My five-year-old self created buildings with Lego from my imagination. So, when I grew up I did it for real and became an architect. When I was using my imagination as a child there were no barriers – such as the p

Phase 3 at West Edinburgh Business Park, the latest industrial development by J. Smart & Co. (Contractors) PLC, is now under construction.

An annual event designed to help develop industry partnerships and increase quality housing supply and development throughout Fife is set to take place at the Lochgelly Centre on November 26.

Scottish Labour will launch its general election campaign in Glasgow today with a pledge that a UK Labour government will fund the building of 120,000 homes at council and social rents over ten years.

Telereal Trillium has submitted plans to Aberdeen City Council to demolish and transform a former office block into 140 flats.

Plans to build a housing development of over 100 homes on the outskirts of Aberdeen have begun. The development can now begin as Silverburn House, on Claymore Drive in Bridge of Don, which formerly housed GE company Baker Hughes has been demolished.

Proposals have been submitted for a multi-million-pound residential conversion of Downfield House in Dundee. The Evening Telegraph reported that Downfield House has been purchased by Aberkell Developments for a price believed to be of almost £500,000.