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Christmas came early for West Lothian lady Judy Irons who was the lucky winner in local company Taylor Roofs’ biggest ever competition giveaway. Anyone who accepted the Bathgate firm’s quotes between June and August and went ahead and had a new roof installed was entered into the prize d

The Scottish Government's plan to cut its housing budget by around £200 million next year will have "devastating" consequences for social housing supply and homelessness support, ministers have been warned.

St Andrews Timber & Building Supplies has completed the first phase of significant investment in its electric fleet with the purchase of two new forklift trucks.

Work has started on a new community hub in Orbiston to provide first-class facilities for pupils and community groups.

CBRE has forecast a nascent economic recovery in the latter half of 2024, with a more robust rebound expected in 2025, according to its UK Real Estate Market Outlook 2024. This optimistic outlook is bolstered by the Bank of England's anticipated interest rate cuts in the second half of 2024, wh

Office fit-out and refurbishment business Scotwood Interiors has new owners following the completion of a vendor-initiated management buy-in. Established in 1964 by Allan Scott, Scotwood Interiors specialises in the design and delivery of turnkey fit-outs and refurbishments for a range of

Preparatory works to realign the southern end of the temporary diversion route at the A83 Rest and Be Thankful will start this week.

Pupils at Dargavel Primary School are set to enjoy new school play equipment thanks to the support of Stewart Milne Homes.

Scotland's housing market exhibited a complex trend in October 2023, distinguished by a modest annual increase in average house prices, juxtaposed with a monthly decrease and a significant decline in residential sales volumes.

Springfield has received planning approval for 39 affordable homes in Aberlour as part of an invaluable investment for the village.

Moray Council has been praised by the Scottish Government for reducing the amount of time taken on planning application decisions.

Tenants in Jackson Crescent, Moodiesburn, are looking forward to spending their first Christmas in one of North Lanarkshire Council's new homes located in Bellway’s ‘Manor Glen’ development.

A developer has reduced the number of homes at its planned restoration of a dilapidated former police headquarters in Glasgow’s East End.

Revised plans have been submitted to demolish the redundant Cranstonhill police station to make way for a residential block after the Scottish Government decided against a previous proposal.

Housebuilder Lovell has delivered 46 Christmas hampers to celebrate local families who have moved into their new homes in its Glow Garren development in Hamilton in the run-up to Christmas.