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Fife-based gin and whisky distiller Eden Mill has submitted plans for new production facilities with the new campus of the University of St Andrews.

Engineering and design consultancy Atkins has signed up to an initiative to support developers committed to delivering energy performance outcomes for new offices. As a delivery partner for Design for Performance (DfP), Atkins will advocate DfP to its clients, supporting the development of the initi

Councillors have approved plans for 49 homes near Darnley Mill Park in Glasgow.

Plans for 22 homes in Newtyle have been approved by Angus Council.

Outstanding individuals and businesses from across the North East construction industry were recognised for their achievements earlier this month at the seventh annual Trades Awards. The black-tie ceremony took place at Ardoe House in front of almost 400 people.

Shepherd Chartered Surveyors has made a key appointment in its busy Ayrshire commercial department with the recruitment of Liam Loudon as an associate from rival Graham + Sibbald. An experienced professional with a demonstrated history of working in the real estate industry, Loudon is an established

As part of Mary Russell School’s Skills for Work Classes, a team from Taylor Wimpey West Scotland took the opportunity to lead a practical session in school to outline the important part that STEM subjects play within the housebuilding industry.

Birds landing on the roof of Aberdeen’s refurbished art gallery could be in for a nasty shock as the council prepares to install electrified traps.

Civil engineering and infrastructure company Story Contracting opens a new office in Glasgow following framework success.

Plans for a 20-floor hotel complete with a sky bar overlooking the River Clyde in Glasgow are a step closer with the submission of demolition plans at the site.

Scottish Labour has said that it will vote against the Planning (Scotland) Bill at its final stage today, warning that it has become "a missed opportunity to deliver transformative change".

New UK Government measures aimed to change the payment culture of large companies have gained a mixed reaction from the business and construction sector.

A key milestone has been reached on a new mixed-use building at the Royal Highland Centre in Ingliston as the venue’s biggest event of the year gets underway. Robertson is building the £4.8 million event space for the Royal Highland and Agricultural Society of Scotland (RHASS), a members

Chartered Architect Debbie Anderson has been awarded Conservation Architect (CA281) status by the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA). An associate at Aberdeenshire-based Lippe Architects + Planners Ltd, Debbie submitted her Historic Building Portfolio to the RIBA in March following several

Work has commenced on a new affordable housing development on behalf of East Dunbartonshire Council.