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Liverpool John Moores University has becomes the first university in Europe to acquire Spot and the 3D Laser Scanner with software as a package and plans to use its £150k investment for teaching and research.

MIXED USE and NON-RESIDENTIAL Applicant: Alumno Group.

Build to rent developer Dandara Living is to commence public consultation in advance of submitting a fresh planning application for its proposed City Wharf development at Anderston Quay in Glasgow.

AMA (New Town) Ltd has submitted plans for a new development on the site of the former Clermiston Clinic on Rannoch Terrace in Edinburgh. The proposed development includes business use on the ground floor and 18 residential apartments with associated amenity space above.

The former Jenners department store in Edinburgh, which is currently undergoing a conversion into a 96-bedroom hotel, caught fire today. A Scottish Fire and Rescue Service spokesman said it responded to reports of a fire to the rear of the empty building on Rose Street at about 11:29.

Work on a £5 million project to improve accessibility at Port Glasgow station in Inverclyde is set to commence next month.

Trade unions have called for new legislation requiring the removal of all asbestos from public buildings after the substance was found in hundreds of NHS buildings across Scotland including hospitals. Research carried out by Labour Research Department (LRD) for the TUC, STUC and the All Party P

Aberdeenshire Council is moving ahead with the next stage of work on the Peterhead Community Campus after councillors agreed to progress work to the technical design phase.

Timber engineering manufacturer Donaldson Timber Engineering Ltd (DTE) has opened its tenth branch in the UK with a new location in the south west of England. The new branch in Exeter will service Devon and the surrounding area, including Cornwall.

Work on a key section of Glasgow's emerging network of cycling infrastructure is now underway.

Narro has been named the Best Small and Medium UK Consultancy at the Consultancy & Engineering Awards 2022.

Twelve Scottish companies have been successful in receiving a share of £560,000 to support the decarbonisation of heavy duty vehicles. A second challenge call for Zero Emissions Heavy Duty Vehicles was completed recently by Transport Scotland and Scottish Enterprise through its Can Do Innovati

Improvements are set to be approved for a major Dundee city centre junction that will enhance pedestrian safety and make the area more attractive. Dundee City Council's city development committee, which meets today, will be asked to approve up to £400,000 for changes at the Commercial Street/M

Cruden Building Scotland has offered its support to the local community in Earlston, Scottish Borders, by rejuvenating a well-respected war memorial in the town centre. Working collaboratively with Eildon Housing Association and Earlston Community Council, Cruden successfully refurbished the metal r

2022 has seen Energy Specialist Solutions (ESS), a Scottish-based company which operates globally, triple its sales, nearly quadruple its pre-tax profits and expand to the United States to take advantage of opportunities across the power generation sector. Previously focused primarily on technically