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Aberdeen City Council has approved plans for 25 new student flats to be built on Union Street.

Plans have been submitted to Edinburgh city council to knock down a pub in the city centre to create student flats.

An Aberdeenshire Self-Build Register has just been launched. It asks people to provide their basic information and what type of plot they are looking for.

A new care home is set to open in Dalgety Bay this winter after receiving high levels of demand for its bed spaces.

Springfield Properties has submitted plans for its proposed delivery of 84 flats at an old school site in Barlanark.

Casa by Moda, the family rental homes division of developer and operator Moda Group, has completed the first phase of its new rental homes in Springboig, Glasgow, its first residential neighbourhood in the city.

The contract to undertake the Lerwick Lanes Masterplan has been awarded to Edinburgh-based company 7N Architects. This contract award by Shetland Islands Council follows a tender exercise which attracted significant interest from local and mainland-based companies.

Network Rail is investing £1.2 million in the Bunchrew level crossing on the Far North Line, with work beginning on Sunday 12 November.

Glasgow Central station will benefit from a year-long property project which will see more than £5 million spent to enhance the passenger experience at the station.

An Aberdeen joinery and manufacturing company has been fined £9,400 after one of its workers suffered horrific injuries while cleaning a machine. Brian Strachan was working for Hall & Tawse Joinery Limited, a manufacturer of timber windows and doors, at their premises on Granitehill Road o

A new roundabout has finally opened to motorists but a lone utility pole, a remnant from the previous road intersection, remains in place in the circle. Construction on the Lincoln Road roundabout in Fredericton, the capital of New Brunswick in eastern Canada, began in late June of this year an

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Building warranty and latent defect insurance specialist J3 has saved developer Grange Country Homes £15,000 through its expert advice. Grange Country Homes (GCH) instructed J3 Advisory when one of the leading insurance providers in the market made several arduous requests, including the need

Scotland's five regional hub companies have delivered 144 learning estate projects worth £2.24 billion, including early years, primary and secondary education facilities, with a further £402 million under construction and £721m in development.

University of the West of Scotland’s (UWS) contribution to the future of engineering and smart cities has been spotlighted as part of a major campaign launched by the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE).