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HeatFix Scotland has announced a key partnership with the Edinburgh Boiler Company (EBC) as it accelerates its growth plans. The service and repair company launched in the capital in early February and has made an immediate impression in the sector with its same-day response and team of quality engi

Plans have been submitted for a mixed-residential redevelopment of site 1 at the former Leith Walk tramway depot.

Kingdom and Glasgow West Housing Associations talk about their positive experiences with PCIP

A construction company is set to be sued after it accidentally demolished a house.

Thomas & Adamson (T&A) has strengthened its leadership team with several key promotions to support the company’s growth plans. London-based David Lane and Glasgow-based Heather Holbrook have both been promoted to director from regional director with immediate effect. Mr Lane has led st

Work is underway to transform a site in the East End of Glasgow into a community park after a £1 million investment from Clyde Gateway.

Following their success in the ScotWind Leasing round at the start of the year, ScottishPower and Shell have signed option to lease agreements with Crown Estate Scotland – reserving the seabed rights for their MarramWind and CampionWind floating offshore windfarms. Destined to be among the fir

The Central Library in Edinburgh will be closing temporarily for 17 days for planned maintenance and repairs.

George Leslie Ltd started works at Lochmaddy Harbour in April where the ferry terminal will be upgraded with new infrastructure. The work forms a key part of the Skye Triangle upgrade where Comhairle nan Eilean Siar has been working closely with Transport Scotland, Caledonian Maritime Assets Ltd (CM

An inspection programme designed to assess the condition and the impact of climate change on some of Scotland's most significant heritage sites is getting underway. Historic Environment Scotland (HES), the public body responsible for 336 historic buildings and sites, is rolling out the new programme

New measures to revitalise town centres and regenerate local economies have been published by the Scottish Government. In response to last year’s review of the Town Centre Action Plan, a joint report by the Scottish Government and COSLA outlines actions to better embed a ‘Town Centre Fir

Miller Homes has revealed the three winning artists of its Easter colouring competition that launched last month in partnership with local primary schools across the East of Scotland.

Plans to replace the existing Fort Augustus-Skye electricity transmission line have taken a major step forward following confirmation by the energy regulator Ofgem recognising the clear need for the project.

Stewart Milne Group has claimed a Gold Award for its customer service across its Group, Homes Scotland and Homes North England divisions.

A major milestone has been reached in the construction of a new electricity substation in rural Perthshire with teams making a start on the main platform and overhead line tower works.