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The Scottish Event Campus (SEC) has welcomed confirmation from the UK government that it will contribute £6 million in funding to go towards the campus’ expansion plans, Destination SEC.

An estimated 49,200 full-time equivalent jobs and £14.9 billion of economic output in 2024 have been supported by Scotland’s renewable energy industry, a new report has shown.

The Central Greenock project building demolition works are now approaching completion, with the removal of the A78 High Street flyover and eastern section of the Oak Mall Shopping Centre structure now having been mainly delivered.  The progress comes after the demolition of Hector McNeil House,

The new £18.3 million Balgray station in Barrhead will officially open on 27 September, and people in the town will be able to travel by train from the station on that date. 

The UK government has unveiled a £292 million funding package for Scotland as part of its new 'Pride in Place' regeneration programme, designed to revitalise some of the country’s most in-need communities. The strategy aims to give local people more control over how money is spent to imp

Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner has announced a £39 billion house building programme for the next decade, with the goal of delivering approximately 300,000 new social and affordable homes across England. The new ten-year Social and Affordable Homes Programme represents a significant increa

Prime Minister Keir Starmer will today pave the way for the largest housebuilding programme in England since the post-war era.

The remodelling of a Dundee multi-storey car park and a re-routing of the A78 dual-carriageway are among ten projects in Scotland be awarded a share of almost £180 million of UK Government ‘levelling up’ funding. A total of 111 projects across the UK have been selected to

Edinburgh's £75 million concert hall, the Dunard Centre, is set to receive £10m each from the UK and Scottish governments, and a further £5m from the City of Edinburgh Council to allow the project to move towards the first phase of construction. The music venue, which was given the

A major project led by the University of Strathclyde to develop wind turbine blade recycling in Britain for the first time has been given the go-ahead after winning a UK Government grant.