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A man from east London must repay £10,000 within one week after falsely applying for a Covid Bounce Back Loan. Adam Lennard, 58, was sentenced to eight months in prison, suspended for 15 months, after appearing at Snaresbrook Crown Court on Monday 5 February.

Robertson Timber Engineering (RTE) is enhancing its mass timber solutions offer in line with customer requirements and combined net zero goals. RTE has been designing, manufacturing and erecting precision-engineered quality frame structures for over 35 years. Having delivered an array of projects, t

As part of Scottish Apprenticeship Week, Clark Contracts is holding its 8th annual careers evening on Tuesday 5th March 2024.

The return of football facilities at the St James' Playing Fields in Paisley is a step closer after councillors agreed to award a contract for their reinstatement.

Work has started on an £18.9 million affordable housing development in East Lothian.

Planning approval has been granted for a striking new entrance to the Bangour development.

Concerned East Ayrshire councillors have come together to call for urgent action by Transport Scotland and the Scottish and UK Governments to prioritise and find alternative sources of funding for vital improvements to infrastructure at Kilmarnock’s Bellfield Interchange. Investment for this b

Kilmarnock retailer The Designer Rooms has unveiled plans for its largest superstore which is set to open in the town centre this summer.

A model of the Eiffel Tower has officially been deemed the world's tallest matchstick building after initially being ruled out by Guinness World Records (GWR).

Proposals have been detailed for a new community in west Edinburgh that promises 3,000 homes, office space to support more than 4,000 jobs, shops, a school, active travel routes and a green urban park.

The High Court has refused an application by a director to remain in post after being disqualified by the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) for his role in an illegal demolition cartel.

Scottish Renewables, the industry body for renewable energy in Scotland, has appointed three new directors to its board. The trio will help guide the organisation as it works to grow Scotland’s renewable energy sector and sustain its position at the forefront of the global clean energy industr

Melrose-based construction company J S Crawford Contracts (Borders) Limited has appointed provisional liquidators. Operational since 1946 and specialising in residential house building, J S Crawford faced severe financial strain due to difficulties on a construction contract.

Construction firm Thomas & Adamson (T&A) has helped one of the country’s best-known energy providers step further into a greener future by delivering a sustainable workplace project that forms its new co-located Scottish headquarters.

Following further investigative works by structural engineers into the presence of reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC) on the rear roof of Bearsden Community Hub, it has now been confirmed that the facility will remain closed until the roof is fully replaced.