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Roxburghe Estates and Bespoke Hotels have announced terms for the transfer of ownership of the Roxburghe Hotel and Golf Course near Kelso in the Scottish Borders, with expansion of the facilities, alongside the development of self-catering lodges, being considered.

Humza Yousaf A total of five organisations in Scotland have been awarded £3.25 million from the European Regional Development Fund to develop active travel or low carbon transport hubs.

DM Design win best bedroom firm for second year running

The world’s first ‘Smart Street’ officially opens in London today. Bird Street, nestled in the heart of the capital’s West End, has been transformed from a previously underutilised outdoor space located off Oxford Street, to a haven of calm where visitors can relax and enjoy an innovative sh

A student halls of residence belonging to Napier University in Edinburgh has been found to be clad in the same material as the Grenfell Tower block in London.

Ian Mullen hub East Central Scotland is delivering £595 million of new infrastructure projects for communities across Perthshire, Tayside, Forth Valley and Fife.

Detailed plans of the new Elgin South Village proposed by Springfield Properties have been approved by Moray Council.

The UK’s largest house builder is looking for sub-contractors from around Edinburgh and the Lothians to add to its current supplier roster.

Moray Sports Centre Plans for the new £12 million Moray Sports Centre have been given the go ahead by Moray Council at a planning committee meeting held this week.

Claire Mack Scottish Renewables has appointed Claire Mack, currently director of policy and place at SCDI, as the organisation’s new chief executive.

Technical and safety advances in drone technology have seen their practical application in many industries increase rapidly in recent years and the construction industry has been at the forefront of this expansion. With around 50 deaths per year in the UK as a result of falls from height, it’s eas

Kai Murray Peace Recruitment has appointed recruitment industry specialist Kai McCabe Murray as a non-executive director in a move the firm says comes as it targets £20m turnover by 2020.

Caol Campus Plaques unveiled at Caol Joint Campus official opening

International construction giant Balfour Beatty has today published its paper predicting that the construction site of 2050 will be human-free with work moved off-site, remote control of machinery and new materials and techniques exploited to improve cost, safety and efficiency.

People are being asked to have their say on design proposals for an ambitious new £75 million student centre at the University of Edinburgh.