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Plans to include three additional housing projects, delivering 95 affordable homes within Dumfries and Galloway, will be considered by councillors next week. The Economy and Infrastructure Committee will be asked to approve the addition of three projects to the council's Strategic Housing Investment

An estimated 49,200 full-time equivalent jobs and £14.9 billion of economic output in 2024 have been supported by Scotland’s renewable energy industry, a new report has shown.

An Inverness family’s ambition to improve specialist care for children across the Highlands and Islands is gaining community support, with Stoddart Crane Hire providing a van to help Sophie’s Story raise awareness and reach potential supporters.

The JR Group has sponsored both Rangers FC and Street Soccer Scotland at the return of the SPFL Tennent’s Sixes tournament.

Owners of historic buildings in Tarbert have been encouraged to apply for grant funding to support the repair and restoration of buildings in the village's designated heritage area.

Gartcosh Community Hub has now opened, with pupils at Gartcosh Primary School having spent their first day in the new hub, marking the beginning of a new chapter for the school and the community.

Projects across Moray's coastline will be benefiting from £100,000 of funding after residents made their votes via the Moray Engage platform.

A report discussing how reallocated Community Regeneration Partnership funding is helping the delivery of local projects has gone before Dundee City councillors. 

Argyll and Bute Council decided on 15 October to refer the task of identifying options for the future of the Helensburgh Waterfront to the Helensburgh and Lomond Area Committee. The move arrives after the council considered the results of the recent public consultation and after hearing from communi

A long‑derelict site in Edinburgh has been earmarked by The Social Hub as the potential home for a £200 million flagship hospitality and community facility.

Midlothian Council’s compulsory purchase order for Mavisbank House has been confirmed by Scottish Ministers.  The Scottish Government Planning Directorate noted the public benefit of enabling the repair of “a historic building of national significance’ and the ‘lack of k

The number of new homes added to Scotland’s housing stock has fallen to its lowest level since 2014-15, excluding the pandemic period, according to official statistics published today.

Lambert Smith Hampton and Ryden have worked together to introduce an enhanced restructuring and corporate recovery offering in Scotland. The move arrives after LSH’s investment in Ryden.

Two property specialists have launched a business to increase Scotland's housing supply by bringing more investors into the sector. JLA Living brings together Justin Lamb Associates’ land, development and housebuilder expertise with Dowbrae founder Robin Blacklock’s experience in residen

West Highland Housing Association has taken ownership of a derelict building on Campbell Street in Oban town centre as part of plans to bring the prominent site back into use as much-needed affordable housing.