The City of Edinburgh Council has received a £38.4 million loan from the National Wealth Fund to support enabling works for the first phase of the Granton Waterfront project.
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Plans for the extension of Edinburgh’s tram network made progress this week, with the southern section of the route being the immediate area of focus. The Strategic Business Case (SBC) to build a new tram route, from Granton in the north to the Edinburgh Bioquarter in the south, was given the
A Scottish Government Reporter made "serious errors" when approving plans for a 544-bed visitor accommodation development in Edinburgh’s West End, a newly launched legal challenge argues.
City of Edinburgh councillors at a Planning Committee on 9 September voted in favour of an "ambitious pragmatic" option for Princes Street and Waverley Valley’s development.
Morgan Sindall Construction has been appointed by the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service (SFRS) to demolish and rebuild Liberton Community Fire Station.
A sprawling hospital campus in one of Edinburgh’s most desirable neighbourhoods could eventually be transformed with around 500 new homes as plans for the future of the site take another step forward.
Clark Contracts has donated more than £500 of back-to-school items to help children and young people as they get ready for the academic year.
Will Rudd, the civil and structural engineering consultancy, has enabled the delivery of a new family home in Edinburgh’s historic Dean Village, on a site which was long deemed as not viable for development. Designed by client and architect Jack Woolley, the three-storey family home is situate
Community organisations, charities, social enterprises and local residents are being invited to help shape the future of the Norton Park Conference Centre as part of a major new study exploring how a bespoke heritage space could better serve Edinburgh's third sector as well as the local communities
Royal Bank of Scotland has provided £82.6 million of funding to support Rosethorn Capital Partners and Eagle Street Partners with the acquisition and repositioning of three purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) assets in Birmingham, Edinburgh and London.
Tilbury Douglas welcomed more than 100 consultants, customers and designers to its fifth consecutive business breakfast at The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo stadium on 26 August, as the company celebrates its 13-year partnership with the Tattoo.
Will Rudd has reached a major project benchmark following the official topping out of a nine-storey extension at the Category A-listed Caledonian Hotel in Edinburgh.
A residential development is planned on the site of Scottish Water's Fairmilehead office in Edinburgh.
Tilbury Douglas has successfully handed over the grandstand infrastructure for The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo, marking the 11th consecutive year of delivering one of Scotland’s most iconic live events.
Unum Partnership and FK100 have proposed knocking down the present premises on McLeod Street in Edinburgh to deliver 97 studio apartments for the homeless, which also provide on-site care and management. The build will fill its corner plot with L-plan accommodation that is set behind a landscape str

