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Plans have been approved for a new snack bar to cater for legions of hungry Harry Potter fans who flock to the Glenfinnan Viaduct.

Around £120 million is to be invested in the Tayside region after Stewart Milne Homes announced plans to deliver more than 350 new homes at developments in Arbroath, Ballumbie and Blairgowrie.

A Scottish Parliament committee undertaking an inquiry into construction in Scotland has called on the industry’s leaders to “take ownership” when it comes to tackling long-standing challenges within the sector.

Housebuilder Springfield Properties said today that the growth it had reported in the first half of the financial year had extended into the second, while cost control had helped improve margins. (from left) Springfiel financial director Michelle Motion, executive chairman Sandy Adam and CEO Innes S

Activity in the UK construction sector declined for the second month running in June, with house-building experiencing its sharpest drop for three years and new orders shrinking as political uncertainty hits client confidence.

Plans to convert a former warehouse in Dundee city centre into three retail units and 28 flats have been given planning approval.

Property developer Henley Homes Group has submitted plans to Glasgow City Council to transform Wellington House into a 98-bedroom hotel.

Muir Walker Pride Architects has submitted a planning application for a new 62-bed hotel in St Andrews.

A masterplan drafted by 7N Architects for the creation of sustainable mixed use community on an old high school site in Lerwick has been adopted as Supplementary Planning Guidance by Shetland Islands Council.

Link Group has secured a £50 million boost to its development programme with 20-year funding thanks to the support of Newbridge Advisors.

Plans have been submitted to transform one of Dundee's oldest jute mills into 24 modern flats.

The Balado Airfield which played host to the T in the Park festival could be transformed into a hub for outdoor pursuits and aviation enthusiasts under new proposals.

Chartered surveyors DM Hall has added to its expertise in the country’s most northerly mainland region with the appointment of a highly experienced Thurso-based professional.  Lesley Coghill will share her residential property expertise with clients in Caithness, north Sutherland and the

A Glasgow centre for people with acquired brain injury has celebrated the start of work on a new extension by Clark Contracts with a ‘First Dig’ ceremony. Eastfields is run by the Brain Injury Rehabilitation Trust (BIRT), which is part of national charity the Disabilities Trust, and the

Holyrood’s rural economy and connectivity committee is looking for views from a wide range of road users on the effectiveness of the current approach to road maintenance in Scotland and whether current funding levels are sufficient.