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Shepherd Chartered Surveyors has made a key appointment in its residential valuation team in Aberdeen with the recruitment of Paul Delaney as an associate. A graduate of Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh in 2004, where he earned an Honours Degree in Building Surveying with Building Pathology and P

As Glasgow looks forward to hosting the 2026 Commonwealth Games next summer, the continuing regeneration of Bridgeton, Dalmarnock and Rutherglen has been celebrated as part of the legacy of the previous games, hosted in 2014.

Stephenson Halliday has appointed Julia Frost as a director and Adam McConaghy as principal planner in its Edinburgh office. Julia Frost was previously planning director at both Scott Hobbs Planning and Turley. She was also previously operations manager at Planning Aid Scotland, where she focused on

A significant collection of 400,000-year-old Palaeolithic tools, unearthed in Kent, has sold for more than £41,000 at auction.

A radioactive wasp nest was discovered by workers at a nuclear facility in the US last month.

Vital Energi has successfully completed a flagship roof-mounted solar project at Glasgow's historic Kelvin Hall.

A £2.7 million project to improve reliability and performance of train services in Glasgow’s southside is set to get under way this month.

Taylor Wimpey East Scotland has been granted detailed planning consent by Midlothian Council for its development of 214 new homes off Corby Craig Terrace and Reeforts Avenue in Bilston.

Homes for Scotland (HFS) has welcomed the First Minister’s renewed commitment to addressing Scotland’s housing emergency and working more closely with the sector to boost housing delivery across all tenures. In a vital high-level meeting this morning, senior leaders from across the home

Fourteen businesses are set to deliver critical public sector infrastructure, helping to keep schools open, healthcare services running efficiently, and community facilities in use through a new framework. Coming at a pivotal time, the appointments are much needed, as RAAC-related disruption continu

Clark Contracts is now on site completing the £6.6m CAT B fit-out of four levels within the Aurora Building at 120 Bothwell Street in Glasgow for SSE.

Residents of Castle Cary, Somerset have celebrated the fourth birthday of a sinkhole.

One of the world’s largest offshore wind farms has been granted consent by the Scottish Government.   

A new literature review from the National Retrofit Hub, supported by The MCS Foundation, calls for a broader, more realistic understanding of how resident demand for home energy upgrades is formed and why it often fails to take hold. The Driving Uptake Literature Review brings together existing insi