West Lothian

Network Rail engineers have successfully raised the height of a boundary wall to improve the safety of the railway on Royal Terrace in Linlithgow.

Non-urgent repairs for West Lothian Council housing tenants are set to resume from 1 April 2024.

Following an extensive programme of pre-construction work, Taylor Wimpey East Scotland has started construction on the first new homes at its Sibbalds Wynd development, located off Sibbalds Brae in Bathgate.

Historic Environment Scotland (HES) has designated Livingston 'Livi' Skatepark as a category B listed structure.

West Lothian Council is set to make £75.1 million of capital investment during 2024/25 to support the delivery of essential services for local residents.

West Lothian Council is to invest £132.982 million over the next four years with significant resources invested in the creation of new homes and a strong focus of maintenance of quality standards across existing housing stock.

The renovation of three historic buildings at the landmark redevelopment of Bangour Village is set to begin after West Lothian Council granted planning permission.

Almond Housing Association is to develop a programme of repairs following the discovery of Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (RAAC) in some of its properties. In late December 2023, Almond discovered that RAAC roof panels had been used in the construction of 318 properties in the Craigshil

Planning permission has been granted for West Lothian Council to construct 18 houses, 30 flats and one staff building with landscaping, car parking and associated works in Livingston.

Planning approval has been granted for a striking new entrance to the Bangour development.

Taylor Wimpey East Scotland has concluded a contract with Home in Scotland to deliver 19 affordable homes for social rent, which will form part of its Seton Rise development and the wider masterplan vision for the new community now emerging in Winchburgh.

The community in Winchburgh is invited to share their views on draft design proposals to redesign Main Street into a more vibrant, accessible and welcoming place for everyone to travel around and spend time in.

Work on a £500k platform upgrade at Addiewell station will begin this weekend.

Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (RAAC) is present in 69 West Lothian Council homes and 15 common blocks, the local authority has confirmed.

More than £27 million is to be invested in new and existing council housing stock throughout West Lothian from April 2023 to April 2024.