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Proposals unveiled to shape the future of west Edinburgh

Published 1 year ago

The City of Edinburgh Council has launched a trio of consultations into how the west of the city can be better connected, cleaner and greener.

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Robertson named construction partner for charity children’s support centre

Published 1 year ago

North-east charity Charlie House has appointed Robertson Construction Eastern as its construction partner to help build its dedicated support centre for children with life-limiting or life-threatening conditions and their families.

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Woodland and greenspace improvements made to Haddington housing plans

Published 1 year ago

East Lothian Council has made changes to proposals for the redevelopment of the former Herdmanflat hospital site in Haddington following a three-month public consultation.

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Student accommodation bid for site of fire-hit Dundee property

Published 1 year ago

The site of the former Robertson’s store in Dundee is the subject of new student accommodation proposals.

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Homes earmarked for old Arbroath factory site

Published 1 year ago

The former Abbey Leather Works in Arbroath could host affordable housing under plans submitted by First Endeavour LLP.

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Levenmouth development works to create hundreds of jobs ahead of railway opening

Published 1 year ago

As works continue at the 16-hectare Levenmouth Business Park near Buckhaven, which is due for completion at the end of this year and will create over 50 new jobs, attention now turns to the Mountfleurie Industrial Estate.

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New plans drawn up for Crossgates as Persimmon takes over Fife site

Published 1 year ago

Initial plans have been submitted for a housing development near Crossgates in Fife.

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Government approves outline business case for new Monklands hospital

Published 1 year ago

Plans to replace University Hospital Monklands with a new landmark facility have been given outline approval by the Scottish Government.

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Momentum grows for Enevate Homes as business grows by 118%

Published 1 year ago

Recent high demand witnessed by Enevate Homes may bring hope that modular might soon deliver a significant proportion of new homes.

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Tilbury Douglas appoints new health sector director

Published 1 year ago

UK building, infrastructure, engineering and fit-out business Tilbury Douglas has appointed Gordon Stirling as its national health director.

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Threesixty Architecture to help prepare Fort William town centre masterplan

Published 1 year ago

The Highland Council has appointed urban regeneration specialist Threesixty Architecture to assist in the preparation of the town centre masterplan for Fort William.

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Persimmon begins work on new Dundee homes

Published 1 year ago

A groundbreaking ceremony for a new housing development on Dundee’s Kingsway officially kicked off construction following a visit by Cllr Mark Flynn, convenor of City Development, last week.

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River Clyde Homes signs United Nations building performance commitment

Published 1 year ago

River Clyde Homes (RCH) has committed to a United Nations standard to deliver high-performance buildings.

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Scotland’s most powerful EV charging hub confirmed for Dundee

Published 1 year ago

Energy infrastructure expert SSE Energy Solutions is installing Scotland’s most powerful electric vehicle (EV) charging hub in Dundee.

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Barratt profits down 15% amid reduced demand for homes

Published 1 year ago

Barratt Developments has said it anticipates a 15% drop in profits this year amid a sharp decline in demand for homes, particularly from first-time buyers.

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