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Judy Murray abandons Park of Keir tennis centre plans

Published 7 months ago

Plans led by Sir Andy Murray’s mother for a new community tennis and sports centre at Park of Keir will no longer materialise.

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Plans resurface to knock down listed Glasgow church for flats

Published 7 months ago

A B-listed church building in the West End of Glasgow could be demolished to make way for 32 flats under new proposals.

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St Andrews cinema redevelopment set to start before end of the year

Published 7 months ago

Work to begin the redevelopment of the New Picture House Cinema in St Andrews has taken a further step forward with the approval of the operator’s alcohol licence by Fife Council.

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Blythswood apartment block gets green light

Published 7 months ago

A block of six flats is to be developed on a gap site in the Blythswood area of Glasgow city centre.

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Scottish Historic Buildings Trust plans digital future for Leith Custom House

Published 7 months ago

Scottish Historic Buildings Trust has unveiled proposals for the regeneration of Leith Custom House that include a landmark hybrid-use space incorporating Scotland’s first fully digital museum.

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Architects’ Showcase: Holmes Miller video brings Dundee FC stadium design to life

Published 7 months ago

Dundee Football Club has released a video created by architect Holmes Miller that brings to life its proposed new stadium at Camperdown.

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Cruden starts work on £17.5m social housing contract with Midlothian Council

Published 7 months ago

Cruden has started work on a £17.5 million contract with Midlothian Council to deliver a mix of 75 flats, cottage flats, and houses in Gorebridge.

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Falkirk Council approves sale of former town hall and municipal buildings site

Published 7 months ago

The sale of the former Falkirk Town Hall and Municipal Buildings site to a developer has been approved by the local authority.

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Student flats bid for vacant Glasgow office building

Published 7 months ago

Detailed plans have been submitted to convert a vacant B-listed building in Glasgow city centre into student accommodation.

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£71 Peterhead Academy project delayed as Robertson withdraws

Published 7 months ago

A project to deliver the new Peterhead Community Campus has been hit with a lengthy delay after the preferred contractor Robertson Group pulled out.

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Demolition safest option for Aberdeen’s RAAC-affected homes, council decides

Published 7 months ago

Council homes affected by reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC) in Aberdeen are to be demolished on safety grounds and will be followed by a rebuilding programme.

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Persimmon submits proposals for new homes in Newmacher

Published 7 months ago

Persimmon North Scotland has presented plans for 146 high-quality new homes to Aberdeenshire Council.

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New images reveal future of Edinburgh army HQ renovation

Published 7 months ago

The first visuals revealing the future of 78 former army homes on Edinburgh’s outskirts have been released.

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Final nail in coffin for Glasgow’s ABC building

Published 7 months ago

Glasgow City Council has granted listed building consent for a full demolition of the iconic O2 ABC building on Sauchiehall Street.

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Unsecured creditors to lose out on £33m from Stewart Milne Group’s collapse

Published 7 months ago

Hundreds of unsecured creditors owed in excess of £33 million following the collapse of construction company Stewart Milne Group will not receive a penny back, administrators have confirmed.

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