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Inverclyde Council is proposing to dispose of an area of land in Kilmacolm to MacTaggart & Mickel Homes in connection with a proposed development of private housing on a larger site adjacent to the land. The council is required to consult on this proposed disposal in terms of the Town and Countr

More than 400 homes in Dundee could be in line for an energy saving and carbon reduction boost from new external wall insulation.

The Climate Emergency Response Group (CERG) has launched a report outlining a set of actions the Scottish Government must take now to remove barriers to progress in simultaneously tackling the climate and cost of living crises.

A McLaughlin & Harvey flood protection team has assisted with the rescue of two dolphins.

Plans to deliver 78 new homes and upgrade facilities at Dunbar Golf Club have been given the green light once again.

A decision on whether to approve a major regeneration of the Shawlands Arcade in Glasgow has been put on hold to allow a hearing to take place.

Views are being sought regarding updated proposals that could transform the Eden Springs Fishery and Country Park in Fife.

Midlothian Council wants to hear local people’s views on how to redevelop the old pool site in the centre of Newtongrange.

Pupils at a Haddington primary school are working to revamp their nursery garden with the support of Stewart Milne Homes. The housebuilder recently awarded £1,000 of funding to Letham Mains Primary School as part of its Eco-Gardens initiative.

CHAP Group has started essential renovation works on the former Tillydrone Library and Family Centre following a successful Community Asset Transfer request.

A temporary Lothian bus service will begin next week ahead of a planned 12-week road closure thanks to funding from Cala Homes. Old Craighall Road will undergo reconstruction as part of the developer’s new 620-home site on land at Newton and Wellington Farms, located between Old Craighall and

Solar contractor i-Protech is to expand after securing a funding deal from Royal Bank of Scotland.

Existing office buildings in Edinburgh's New Town are to be demolished to make way for a new mixed-use development.

New planning reforms regarding river pollution have been unveiled that the UK Government claims will lead to 100,000 new homes being built.

Revised plans have been lodged for a potential housing development at the site of a disused Glasgow pub.