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Luminary Homes has said it is on track to complete the first phase of a housing development rescued from administration.

A developer has won permission to build 43 new homes in a West Lothian village.

Plans for a historic partnership that will unlock around 1,000 new homes at the long derelict Cowlairs site in north Glasgow have been backed by the council's City Administration Committee.

An American man dressed as Darth Vader appeared before a city council to address the use of Flock surveillance cameras, delivering a tongue-in-cheek defence of the technology. Speaking in the Star Wars villain’s distinctive breathing voice, he told San Diego City councillors: “This is wh

New digital training aiming to increase awareness and reduce suicide amongst sole traders and self-employed construction workers launches ahead of World Suicide Prevention Day (10 September).

M Group has secured a £110 million contract from ScottishPower for major overhead line upgrades across central and southern Scotland.

A new National Lottery-funded pathway programme is helping cultural and creative organisations across Scotland adapt the buildings they own to the impacts of climate change. The fund, co-designed and managed by Creative Scotland and the Scottish Futures Trust, is providing eight organisations with a

Minister for economy, tourism and transport, Stephen Flynn MSP, visited Montrose Port Skills Academy (MPSA) yesterday to meet the next generation of offshore wind talent and highlight the importance of skills development in supporting Scotland’s growing renewable energy sector. During his visi

Investment of over £800,000 has been made at two Dundee primaries over the summer holidays as part of a citywide school building improvement drive, councillors will be told next week. A roof replacement project has been undertaken at Craigiebarns Primary, while new windows were installed at Ea

Hardies Chartered Surveyors has acquired the Glasgow-based Storrier & Donaldson Quantity Surveying practice in a private deal. The acquisition sees Storrier & Donaldson owner Robert Currie join Hardies as consultant partner, with his team relocating to the Glasgow city centre offices of affi

Proposals to improve safety at the busy Toll of Birness junction on the A90 north of Ellon are the subject of a new public consultation.

The JR Group has reinforced its commitment to supporting the communities in which it builds by helping pupils from two Govan schools take part in life-changing educational and sporting experiences through donations totalling £2,500.

A call for views on the blueprint for Glasgow’s development and regeneration in the next 10 years begins today.

Scotland’s plumbing and heating sector is facing rising costs, weakening order books and falling profit margins, leaving businesses with significantly less financial and operational headroom, according to the latest research from the Plumbing and Heating Federation (SNIPEF).

St Andrews West Intermediate Market Rental Ltd has been granted planning consent for 43 new energy efficient homes at St Andrews West.