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An application to deliver accommodation for 700 students in St Andrews has been given the green light. Working with its partner Campus Living Villages (CLV), the University of St Andrews had submitted plans to replace the 1970s accommodation at East Sands, demolished three years ago, with a new

Plans to deliver a new Eastwood Park Leisure Centre have taken a significant step forward following a decision by councillors.

Scottish Construction Now has marked its 20th anniversary with impressive growth in readers and subscribers.

Staff and students at Braes High School are celebrating after banking a bumper donation as one of Persimmon East Scotland’s Community Champions.

Fifteen charitable organisations are benefiting from a festive funding boost from the Barrack Charitable Trust, funded by Knight Property Group.

Fife Council is taking action following safety concerns about the steeple on a vacant church building in Normand Road, Dysart. Work will start today to remove the spire following reports from council engineers saying it was an immediate danger to the public, particularly if there are storms or high

The NESS Energy from Waste facility, located in East Tullos, has begun full operation following the successful completion of testing.

Today, Olympia, Dundee's biggest leisure and swimming centre, opened to the public after a period refurbishment works.

Community investment has continued for WRC Recycling as the business donated £5,000 to Glasgow Children’s Hospital.

O’DonnellBrown has received planning and listed building consent from Glasgow City Council for its refurbishment of The Pipe Factory, a former factory acting as a gateway to the city’s Barras Market and an iconic landmark in Glasgow’s industrial heritage.

Pupils at a Midlothian primary school have been letting their creativity shine by creating their very own Christmas card designs as part of Barratt Developments’ festive competition.

Housebuilder Springfield Properties hosted its annual community Christmas events for residents at its Dykes of Gray and Bertha Park Villages in Dundee and Perth, respectively, last week.

With Christmas fast approaching, staff, contacts and friends of the Cruden Group have come together to gather much-needed donations for local communities in Scotland.

Scotland’s renewable energy industry and its supply chain supported more than 42,000 jobs and generated over £10.1 billion of output in 2021, new figures released today show.

To reflect recent growth and deliver on succession planning, Shepherd Chartered Surveyors has announced six promotions across its residential and commercial operations in Scotland. Edinburgh office residential surveyor Ed Cook and Glasgow office commercial agency surveyor Adam Honeyman become partne