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An appeal that intended to remove the listed status of a former cinema in Glasgow has been thrown out with the cinema remaining with a Category C-listed status. 

An architect based in Aberdeenshire is helping to safeguard Scotland’s historic buildings following the launch of her own specialist practice to focus on Scotland’s built heritage. After over 20 years working for architectural firms across the north-east, Deborah Anderson established Deb

Developers behind rejected proposals to demolish a B-listed Glasgow building and create a 19-storey hotel have not succeeded in overturning the decision.

The JR Group has celebrated 10 years of its construction division by raising £1,300 for the Emmie Smillie Charity Foundation.  The milestone was celebrated with a charity golf day, which was attended by employees, clients and industry partners, uniting those who have supported the busines

Kilmac Ltd. has invested in a full-suite of Trimble® off-machine technology, to boost its survey capabilities in a range of large-scale civil engineering and groundworks projects within Scotland.  SITECH UK & Ireland delivered six Trimble SPS720 total stations, six Trimble R780 GNSS rov

Six Taylor Wimpey site managers from its schemes in Scotland have each won the NHBC Pride in the Job Quality Award, which pays tribute to site managers’ commitment to improving standards.  With there having been thousands of assessments taking place in 7,500 sites, 450 people have been ch

A charity that uses football to strengthen lives across the North East has received £15,000 in funding from the Persimmon Foundation. Aberdeen FC Community Trust has received the funding to help its work in addressing inequality, improving health and wellbeing, and developing opportunities for

Two offshore wind farms are set to be developed in the Moray Firth.

Dundee Football Club managing director John Nelms said the club have done everything in its power in a new planning bid for a 12,500-seat stadium at Camperdown Park.

A major step towards creating the world's first global sustainability standard, certification and labelling system for the glass industry has been taken with the launch of a draft standard for consultation.

Tulloch Homes and Springfield Properties have welcomed 16 new recruits following their 2026 apprentice recruitment earlier this year. As a key employer across the North of Scotland, with sites across Moray and Highlands, the housebuilders have a long-standing commitment to developing local talent. M

Main contractor and bespoke joinery specialist Laurence McIntosh has appointed Graeme Bisset as managing director, reinforcing the Edinburgh-based firm's commitment to delivering high-quality construction projects and long-term client relationships. Graeme brings more than 25 years' experience in th

Site managers working for Bellway Scotland have been rewarded for their dedication to building quality homes for their customers. A total of five site managers from the east and west divisions, which are based in Livingston and Hamilton, were announced as winners of the National House Building Counc

Construction has begun on a new £3.3 million paint facility at BAE Systems’ Govan shipyard in Glasgow. The project aims to make better use of space to allow ship blocks to be painted in a dedicated facility, freeing up other areas to continue production of Type 26 frigates at pace.

Residents, community groups, businesses and stakeholders are being invited to help shape the future of Argyll and Bute by reviewing and commenting on the latest evidence papers being prepared for the area's next Local Development Plan. The Argyll and Bute Local Development Plan 3 (LDP3) is expected