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A long-term vacant area of land in Glasgow will be brought to life thanks to a large-scale housing development.

  The Chang'an Academy Xi'an Public Library has been completed in Xi'an, China, featuring a large-scale white roof shaped like the pages of an open book.

Clancy has published its results for the 2025-26 financial year, showing steady growth as it delivers against increasing infrastructure demand. The contractor achieved revenues of £498m with a pre-tax profit of £31.7m, enabling continued investment in the business’ people, plant an

Kirkwood Homes Ltd has lost its bid for more than £5 million in damages after a court ruled it had given up its right to buy land in the way it tried to.

A new civic plaza, garden and events space has been created outside the Erskine Sports Centre to provide a focal point for the local community.  The new plaza includes an events space, recreational greenspace and garden, with seating areas and a natural play area. It is connected through more a

Plans for a replacement Kirkcudbright Bridge will move to the next stage if Dumfries and Galloway councillors approve £6.19 million of funding later this month. The funding would pay for the detailed work required before councillors decide whether construction should go ahead.

Scotland’s best site managers have been recognised for their dedication to raising standards in house building after winning top awards in the highly regarded industry competition.

A long-term plan which sets out potential future developments across East Renfrewshire for a ten year period has been published for public consultation. The Proposed Local Development Plan 3 (LDP3) outlines the council's land use strategy for East Renfrewshire, which will support future growth and e

Glasgow Building Preservation Trust (GBPT) is seeking to acquire three former janitor's houses from Glasgow City Council as part of a project to restore and return these historic but derelict buildings back into family homes. The Category B-listed properties are located on the sites of the former St

The historic Whyte Melville Memorial Fountain in St Andrews is flowing again after a significant restoration project was delivered which was project-managed by Fife Council and funded by the St Andrews Pilgrim Foundation. During a special event in Market Street, the fountain was officially switched

The repowering of the iconic Solar Pyramid in Loanhead has been declared a huge success.

The City of Edinburgh Council has received a £38.4 million loan from the National Wealth Fund to support enabling works for the first phase of the Granton Waterfront project.

Plans for the extension of Edinburgh’s tram network made progress this week, with the southern section of the route being the immediate area of focus. The Strategic Business Case (SBC) to build a new tram route, from Granton in the north to the Edinburgh Bioquarter in the south, was given the

Balfour Beatty has secured a £515 million syndicated revolving credit facility from Lloyds Bank, refinancing its debt to support future growth.

The Scottish Joint Industry Board (SJIB) and SELECT have again warned over the risks of rogue training providers providing short courses which claim to deliver a fast-track path into the electrical industry. According to the two organisations, there is a rising concern that people are being encourag