The Scottish Government should revisit its housebuilding plans in response to the new UK government to avoid “falling behind”, a major business has said.
Dame Prue Leith, TV judge, entrepreneur and Chancellor of Queen Margaret University, took a tour of the construction site where the Edinburgh Innovation Hub is being developed on the land around the University campus.
A public consultation on tall buildings in Glasgow began yesterday in response to the increasing number of these being built and planned, especially in the city centre and on its fringes.
Environmentally-conscious timber products supplier GMG Energy has formed a new strategic partnership with construction company Hendry Joinery and Builders.
Hamilton-based Procast Group is to work in partnership on a £1.2 million thermal storage system trial, as the business continues to expand across the UK.
Plans backed by Justin Timberlake and Tiger Woods to redevelop the New Picture House in St Andrews as a sports-themed entertainment venue have been approved by Fife Council.
Paisley Central Library has been recognised for its innovative design after taking home silver in the Regeneration category at the Scottish Design Awards.
Miller Homes has purchased an 11-acre plot in the Dalhousie development from the Springfield Group, allowing for the creation of 85 new homes just outside Bonnyrigg.
Connect Modular and Ark Housing Association have announced a joint proposal for the development of 12 new affordable cottage flats on the site of a former care home at Windsor Square, Penicuik.