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Builders used iron staples to support Notre Dame's masonry during its construction in the 12th century, it has been revealed.

MIXED USE and NON-RESIDENTIAL  Applicant: Robert Gordon University

Eight built environment bodies, fire safety organisations and disability rights groups have signed a joint letter to the Rt Hon Michael Gove MP, urging him to require more than one staircase in new residential buildings over 18 metres tall.

Plans for a new crematorium at Chapelton have been given the go-ahead.

Ten demolition contractors have been fined a total of nearly £60 million for illegally colluding to rig bids for demolition and asbestos removal contracts.

Student accommodation provider Alumno is to host a consultation event today to outline its proposals for a new development in central Glasgow.

Housing developer Story Homes has been awarded a five-star customer satisfaction rating by leading bodies in the housebuilding industry.

The Scottish market has so far proved to be ‘resilient’ this year in the light of settling mortgage rates, according to Savills. Speaking ahead of his presentation to a 400-strong real estate audience at the Scottish Property Outlook Conference in Edinburgh today, Faisal Choudhry, Savill

Building, infrastructure, engineering and fit-out business Tilbury Douglas opened the doors of its projects as part of Open Doors Week 2023. Open Doors takes visitors behind the site hoardings to showcase the fantastic range of careers available in construction. Tilbury Douglas opened up two of its

Finning has completed a bespoke installation of an on-site, one-stop hose solution facility at Tillicoultry Quarries, which will see them benefit from fast hose and coupling maintenance to maximise productivity.

A new housing development in Lesmahagow can deliver millions of pounds of investment in the local community and create more than 80 new jobs, if approved by South Lanarkshire Council later this year.

CCG (Scotland) has completed the donation of £30,000 towards community members and initiatives in the southside of Glasgow.

Plans to build more than 100 homes in Blairgowrie have been approved despite concerns over visual impact, flooding and inappropriate land use.

Barratt Homes West Scotland has applied for the demolition and rebuild of two properties at its Highland Gate development in Kildean. The housebuilder said the work was necessary due to the “rare circumstances of failed foundations”.

North Ayrshire Provost, Anthea Dickson, recently visited Millport Town Hall as phase one of the renovation works near completion.