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A prominent industrial building within Bellshill Industrial Estate has been acquired in an ‘off market’ transaction by developer and investor Knight Property Group.

The Lighthouse Charity has published its 2025 Impact Report, demonstrating once again that it has risen to the challenge of delivering unprecedented and vital emotional, physical and financial wellbeing support.

A new publicly accessible defibrillator has been installed at Cruden's Howdenburn development in Jedburgh following a partnership with Scottish Borders Housing Association (SBHA) and local charity Jed Hearts Here. Funded by Cruden as part of its community benefit commitment, the defibrillator has be

A campaign developed by Homes for Scotland to emphasise the need for more housing and drive civic conversation has scooped an award from the world’s largest professional body for the public relations, communications and public affairs industries.

South Dakota’s governor marked the completion of a new women’s prison by cutting a “ribbon” made from razor wire.

Plans have been submitted for more than 500 new homes at Yorkhill Quay, the first residential component within Peel Waters’ Glasgow Waters regeneration project. Submitted by the waterside regeneration specialist in conjunction with national property developer Urban Pulse, the £100 millio

The voice of Scotland’s renewable energy industry has today announced the appointment of Angela Hepworth as its new chief executive officer. Angela will step into the role at Scottish Renewables following an extensive search process, bringing more than two decades of experience in civil servic

Morris & Spottiswood has reported another strong financial performance in 2025, continuing a period of record growth which has seen turnover increase by 125% in the last three years. In 2025, the group achieved a 34% increase in turnover, rising from £172.5 million in 2024 to £2

Lift maintenance and repair specialist Pace Group has acquired Bradford Lifts Limited and Atlas Lifts & Services from Aberdeen, expanding its footprint across Yorkshire and Scotland. The West Midlands-headquartered business, which maintains and repairs elevators, service lifts and stairlifts to

QTS Training and Network Rail are inviting rail firms operating in Ayrshire and the west of Scotland to get involved in a new programme that will train carefully selected people in custody at HMP Kilmarnock ahead of release.

Transport Scotland has been urged to publish the completed technical modelling on the M8 Woodside Viaducts and fully test all three options before any final decision is made.  The Viaducts, built in 1971 between Craighall and Charing Cross, carry around 150,000 vehicles a day and have been prop

Fire suppression is becoming a standard consideration in Scotland’s new homes, and water mist technology is increasingly the system of choice for developers weighing protection against the risk of water damage.

Midlothian Council is highlighting significant progress at Shawfair and Craighall Village, with around 1,070 homes now built, over 1,100 under construction and around 3,000 more advancing through the planning system.

Lloyds Banking Group has announced £500 million of new finance to support small and specialist social housing providers.

A new online tool has been made available to help developers better understand the demographics and dynamics of the places of potential new Scottish projects. Understanding Scottish Places (USP) is a unique hub which shares insights into the dynamics of all of Scotland’s 508 towns.