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The future of Perth’s under threat Craigie Hill Golf Club has been secured for the next two years.  

South Ayrshire Council has received £481k in funding from the Scottish Government's Place Based Investment Programme (PBIP). Funds will be allocated to various projects including Ayr Town Hall and Troon Concert and Walker Halls. These venues are set to receive a substantial upgrade to audio, v

A £3.4 million hydro energy scheme at a Scottish Water site in Stirlingshire has reached a key milestone with the installation of the turbine.

Builders’ merchant Huws Gray has completed an extensive upgrade to its Grangemouth Timber depot improving facilities for both staff and visitors.

Paul Hollywood’s bid to build a walled kitchen garden at his Kent farmhouse has been rejected by council planners, who branded the proposal “unsympathetic” to the Grade II-listed property.

The project to create a new University Hospital Monklands has reached its most important milestone yet after the board of NHS Lanarkshire yesterday approved the Full Business Case for the Airdrie facility. Board members agreed that the Monklands Replacement Project (MRP) business case should now be

The regeneration of the former Ravenscraig Steelworks has reached a major milestone with the approval of extensive extraction and remediation works covering 200 acres of previously unusable land.

Scotland’s life sciences sector is entering a period of exceptional momentum, with growing demand for modern laboratory and research space opening up strong opportunities for new investment and development, according to commercial property consultancy Ryden.

A business case is to be drawn up that could see Inverurie Town Hall refurbished or extended if funding becomes available, councillors have agreed.   An options appraisal for the building had been requested by Aberdeenshire Council’s Garioch Area Committee after previous plans for the hal

The Friends of Portencross Castle have received a £1,000 donation from Persimmon Homes West Scotland to support the ongoing conservation and maintenance of the historic coastal fortress. Jack Sloss, contracts manager at Persimmon West Scotland, visited the castle this week to present the chequ

Cruden Homes has championed female education in STEM subjects after hosting a dedicated Girls in STEM event at Lasswade High School in Bonnyrigg.

Galbraith has expanded its building consultancy and project management team with four new appointments. Richard Henderson, Ross Blyth, Adam Johnston and Lewis Thomson have been recruited in response to the growing workload being handled by the team, particularly in Perthshire and the central belt of

Clark Contracts has welcomed 11 new employees during 2025 in a range of trainee and apprentice roles within its award-winning academy.

Balfour Beatty has commenced work on a roads project in Edinburgh, the first phase of which is expected to last until Summer 2026.

Fife Council’s Cabinet Committee has agreed a landmark decision to further enhance fire safety across its high-rise housing stock.