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Eden Mill, a whisky and gin distillery based in St Andrews, has marked a significant milestone in its development of a new distillery and visitor centre at the University of St Andrews’ Eden Campus. The company has completed the first phase of construction of the £8 million project, and

Shields Road on the south side of Glasgow will close to traffic for a year to enable the demolition and rebuilding of the bridge over the railway. The bridge has been subject to weight restrictions for more than 20 years, and the work will be undertaken by Network Rail and Glasgow City Council.

The near £5 million redevelopment of Stirling train station was officially opened yesterday after a successful delivery by Luddon Construction.

West Dunbartonshire Council has approved the full business case for proposals to create a major industrial and commercial development in Bowling.

South Ayrshire Council has agreed to progress a significant infrastructure project that aims to improve Ayr town centre making it a more attractive environment for people to enjoy and more accessible to pedestrians and cyclists.

Another landmark has been achieved at Scotland’s largest offshore wind farm as the 114th and final wind turbine was installed.

Scotch whisky distillery The GlenAllachie has unveiled major upgrades to its visitor centre as it gears up for the high season.

Three of Scotland’s brightest and most promising plumbing apprentices have demonstrated that the future of the profession is in safe hands after being awarded the prestigious title of Scottish Plumbing Apprentice of the Year at Glasgow Clyde College. Finlay John Macaulay from Alpah and Moray C

Haventus, the owner of Ardersier Port, has joined the Inverness and Cromarty Firth Green Freeport (ICFGF) consortium, which comprises members such as the Port of Cromarty Firth, Port of Inverness, Global Energy Group, The Highland Council, the University of the Highlands and Islands, Highlands and

Lanarkshire-based Jettison Waste Management was announced as the winner of hub South West Scotland’s Build Lanarkshire Programme last week, marking the sixth year of the successful development programme which offers valuable industry knowledge and support to local companies in the construction

Television presenter and award-winning designer Anna Campbell-Jones will be the star guest at this year’s Green Home Festival, which starts in 50 days as part of the official Edinburgh Festival Fringe. The co-host and judge of hit BBC Scotland show Scotland’s Home of the Year has been an

Proposals for a new residential development on the outskirts of Airdrie have been submitted to North Lanarkshire Council. McTaggart Construction is seeking approval for 62 new council homes on a vacant site off Airdriehill Street on the northern edge of the town.

Barratt Developments Scotland has donated £30,000 to help provide support for children and adults impacted by food inequality.

There were 23,512 all-sector new build homes completed in Scotland in the year to end March 2023, according to quarterly statistics on housebuilding and affordable housing supply published yesterday by Scotland’s Chief Statistician.

A consultation offering the chance to help guide the future development of Drumchapel is now underway.