Glasgow

BAM Construction has begun work on a new upgrade to Stobhill Hospital in Glasgow where services in mental health are set to be improved.

Works have commenced to create a new six-storey building containing 54 apartments on vacant land on Bell Street in Glasgow.

A former student has donated more than £6 million to the University of Glasgow to help progress its development plans.

Some of Glasgow's derelict railway arches could soon be transformed for commercial use under plans drawn up by Network Rail. Designed by IDP Architects, the proposals would see 16 spaces underneath the City Union line in the Laurieston/Gorbals area renovated to welcome a variety of businesses opport

Planning permission has been granted for a new five-storey hotel at Glasgow Airport. The new facility within Glasgow Airport Business Park will provide 196 guest rooms, public areas on the ground floor, and 52 additional car park spaces.

A not-for-profit enterprise, which provided 40,000 free meals in just 38 weeks to the Glasgow primary school children that need it most, is also appealing to trades people to help deliver a coffee shop in the city.

Property developer Henley Homes Group has submitted plans to Glasgow City Council to transform Wellington House into a 98-bedroom hotel.

A Glasgow centre for people with acquired brain injury has celebrated the start of work on a new extension by Clark Contracts with a ‘First Dig’ ceremony. Eastfields is run by the Brain Injury Rehabilitation Trust (BIRT), which is part of national charity the Disabilities Trust, and the

A disused 12-storey office block in Glasgow city centre will be transformed into a four-star hotel under new plans lodged with the local authority.

Glasgow’s first major city centre Build to Rent (BTR) housing development has been successfully delivered following a multi-million redevelopment.

Glasgow City Council has approved funding of almost £4.2 million towards making homes in the city more energy efficient. The funding is expected to deliver insulation measures to 776 households in the owner-occupier and private landlord owned sectors.

Loretto Housing Association has been granted permission to develop 32 homes in Cardonald.

Scottish Canals has submitted plans to develop a three-storey office building made from adapted shipping containers beside the canal at Port Dundas in Glasgow.

Glasgow City Council has approved the development of 17 four-bedroom homes in the city’s South Side.

Ground Developments Ltd has begun work to remediate the gap sites within the Sighthill Transformational Regeneration Area for Glasgow City Council and principal contractor Morgan Sindall Infrastructure. The biggest project of its type in the UK outside of London, the overall Sighthill Transformation