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Liam McKay, a Glasgow-based senior solicitor in Anderson Strathern’s Contentious Construction team, explains why the Scottish construction sector may be less affected by a ruling south of the Border. A recent decision by the High Court of England and Wales regarding construction contracts may

Miller Homes is donating £11,500 to community groups near its Scottish developments to help support eight local schools, charities, community centres, and other causes in need. Now in its third year and fifth round of funding, the homebuilder's Community Fund invites applications for funding f

A coalition of housing, environmental, fuel poverty, consumer, and industry organisations is calling for immediate action to stimulate investment in Scotland’s future workforce by introducing the Heat in Buildings Bill. Highlighting the delays already faced by the Bill, the Existing Homes Alli

Scotland’s capital city has once again ranked first in Colliers’ Top UK Residential Investment Cities report – securing the top spot for the third consecutive analysis.

North-east residents, businesses and more than 700 community groups are being encouraged to give their views on the Aberdeenshire Development Plan Scheme.

After a decade-long battle with local officials, a Welsh computer engineer is considering buying an entire landfill site to search for a hard drive containing an estimated £620 million in lost Bitcoin. James Howells, 39, says his ex-partner mistakenly discarded the drive, containing his Bitcoi

Planning permission has been granted for a new leisure centre and theatre in Eastwood Park.

As part of Scottish Apprenticeship Week, Clark Contracts is holding its 9th annual careers evenings in Paisley and Edinburgh to launch the recruitment process for the contractor’s 2025 trainee and apprentice intake.

Streets around the former Meat Market site in Bellgrove are set for a public realm and active travel upgrade, with work to improve footways and install a new cycle lane now underway. Wellpark Link, the Glasgow City Council City Deal project funded by both the UK and Scottish Governments, will encour

The head of Scotland’s largest construction trade association has insisted that politicians must not “repeat the mistakes of the past” and ignore the need for regulation of the electrical industry. SELECT managing director Alan Wilson said a new timeline released by the association

The Murrayshall hotel in Perth has been given the green light to add new lodges and leisure facilities to its country estate and golf course. The project at Murrayshall Estate, part of a broader £30 million masterplan led by owner Stellar Asset Management, includes 25 holiday lodges and a 27,0

Taylor Wimpey West Scotland has been granted planning permission for more than 200 new homes to complete the Newton Farm masterplan in Cambuslang.

The skyline of Motherwell will be changing significantly later this year after North Lanarkshire Council announced plans to carry out a controlled blowdown of three empty tower blocks.

The Scottish Procurement Alliance (SPA) has announced the rotation of its committee members for the 2025 term.

Loreburn Housing Association has launched a new pilot programme to improve energy efficiency across some of the poorest-performing homes in its housing stock. Delivered in collaboration with Clyde Net Zero and City Energy Network, the programme will introduce insulation upgrades, air source heat pum