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Barratt Redrow has announced its full-year results for 2026, noting a “strong operational and financial performance” against the backdrop of a “tough market”. The housebuilder reported revenue of £6.1 billion for the year ended 28 June 2026, compared to the aggregated &

New designs have been agreed by South Ayrshire councillors for the Burns Statue Square redevelopment in Ayr. 

The boss of a roofing firm has been given a £15,000 fine after a worker fatally fell while fitting a skylight in the Mearns coast. 

UK renewables developer OnPath Energy, is continuing to eye investment in its business growth strategy after reporting an operating profit of £22.7 million, according to its most recent annual results. The developer recorded a turnover of £73.4 million and an operating profit of £2

Transport Scotland has formally invited tenders for a £1.94 billion framework agreement which will be used to procure the remaining sections of the A9 Dualling Programme between Perth and Inverness. The invitation marks the start of the final stage in the procurement process following publicat

Plans for new indoor padel courts at Athelstaneford Mains Farm have been met with support from several community, farming, sporting, rural, and business organisations in the run up to their consideration by East Lothian Council’s Local Review Body on 17 September. 

Urban regeneration company Clyde Gateway is taking a proposed 140-room hotel development in the east-end of Glasgow to the UK investment market, as it eyes a development and operating partner to lead the next phase of Dalmarnock's regeneration.

Planning permission has been granted for plans to deliver a new riverside park on both banks of the Clyde in Glasgow city centre.

Civil and structural engineering consultancy Will Rudd has aided the delivery of a solar car port installation at the HQ of Scottish Water which is located in Glasgow’s Stepps. 

Persimmon Homes North Scotland has given a community group leading the future of Dunning Town Hall a £1,000 donation.

Nixon Hire has reported a 6% increase in revenue from its ongoing site solutions business to £80.7 million for the year ending 31 December 2025, up from £76.4m in the previous year, as the company looks to “fund future growth.”

Two affordable housing developments owned by The City of Edinburgh and East Lothian councils are demonstrating how a collaborative approach, modern methods of construction and repeatable house designs can help accelerate the delivery of much-needed new homes. The developments at Wallyford in East Lo

The Scottish National Investment Bank has committed £19.5 million to support the development of 370 single-family build-to-rent homes in Edinburgh. Located on the former Edmondstone Estate near Edinburgh’s Bio Quarter and Little France Park, the development will comprise 241 private rent

Scotland's national housing emergency, which is now in its third year, cannot be allowed to become normalised, Homes for Scotland (HFS) is warning today. Addressing more than 200 senior members and stakeholders from across the housing sector at the organisation’s annual conference in Edinburgh

A man from Angmering in England, who is known for building outlandish things is due to launch a floating pub and had planned to trial the craft on 13 September in the River Adur.