West Lothian

Proposals have been put forward for the delivery of a residential-led mixed-use development in West Lothian.

Winchburgh Developments Limited has reached an agreement with West Lothian Council over the transfer of the 32-acre site for the new £60.7 million multi-schools project. The site will be home to the new Winchburgh and Sinclair Academies and a replacement Holy Family Primary school, as well as

I&H Brown has commenced work on a new canal marina in Winchburgh after it was awarded the contract by Winchburgh Developments Ltd.

Winchburgh Developments Limited (WDL) has sold a prime waterfront site to J. Smart & Co. (Contractors) PLC to deliver 64 new apartments and houses overlooking the new Winchburgh canal marina.

A new Skolie Burn Bridge joining Addiewell and Loganlea has now been completed.

Strathaven-based Procast has been awarded a £1.2 million contract to provide roofing and rendering services for West Lothian Council. The deal will see the company working on various residential properties in Dedridge (two sites), Armadale (three) and Whitburn (two).

Plans to build a primary and two new secondary schools in Winchburgh have reached an important milestone as contract close was achieved between West Lothian Council, development partner Hub South East, and main contractor Morrison Construction. Work on the £60.5 million project will begin on-s

A planning application has been submitted for a new malt distillery on the historic Hopetoun Estate at Midhope, West Lothian. 

Maxi Construction, the Livingston-based contractor, has been awarded a contract from West Lothian Council for Phase 3 and 4 works at Ogilvie School Campus in Livingston.

Work has started on a new £1.2 million nursery in Bathgate.

West Lothian Council has approved plans for 48 new homes in West Calder.

West Lothian Council has approved an increased budget of £7 million to deliver the new Cedarbank School in Livingston.

West Lothian Council is set to invest more than £340 million over eight years on assets to support the delivery of essential services.

Scottish Water has unveiled plans for a new £21 million state-of-the-art Waste Water Treatment Works (WwTW) upgrade in Winchburgh. The utility has applied for planning permission to build a new and larger works on the edge of the town, next to the site of the current WwTW.

Plans to build the first public non domestic building designed and constructed to Passivhaus standards in Scotland reached an important milestone this week.