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Kilmac has been awarded a significant contract to collaborate with Tayside Contracts and Dundee City Council for the next phase of Active Travel works in Monifieth.

The Highland Council has awarded a contract to a firm which will carry out vital repair work to the road bridge on the A939 at Dava, near Grantown on Spey. The bridge was badly damaged after a vehicle struck the upstream parapet during an incident on Friday 15 September 2023, which forced the closur

Dunfermline-based Deanestor has been awarded another major contract in the education sector – a project worth over £3 million to fit out the new 1,600-place Perth High School for Robertson Construction.

The housing market in Scotland remains subdued, with sales, instructions and prices all in decline, according to the latest Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) Residential Market Survey.

A new planning application by Persimmon North Scotland is set to improve the range of homes on offer in Carnoustie.

People interested in building their own home or creating a custom-built home in Moray are being urged to join the Moray Council’s Self-Build Register.

Brewster Brothers, a company that recycles the byproducts from the construction, demolition and excavation industries, has won this year’s VIBES Circular Scotland award. The awards are a partnership between the Scottish Government, the Scottish Environment Protection Agency, the Energy Saving

The Royal Town Planning Institute (RTPI) has launched the 'It Takes Planners &' campaign on World Town Planning Day, aiming to tackle misinformation online by raising the awareness of the pivotal role planners play in creating liveable, healthy communities.

The former St Mary’s Primary School site in Largs is set to be transformed into council housing, under newly-released proposals.

An ambitious new plan is aiming to support the delivery of over total of 2,600 new social housing in West Lothian by 2029.

Glasgow City Council has received plans seeking to convert an empty city centre office building into an aparthotel.

The redevelopment of Dumbarton’s oldest building has taken a step forward.

A team of architecture students from the Scott Sutherland School of Architecture & Built Environment at Robert Gordon University (RGU) has created an innovative project to support the restoration of the Bon Accord Baths. The third-year students have created eight innovative ideas to reuse and br

Persimmon has reported a significant fall in housing completions and warned it expects market conditions to remain “highly uncertain”. 

A Holyrood Committee has launched a new call for views on legislation which would give Scottish ministers new powers to assess and remediate buildings in Scotland with unsafe cladding, following the 2017 Grenfell Tower fire.