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A judge in the Outer House of the Court of Session has dismissed an action by the defender in a settled action seeking right of relief from a third party to the case following the grant of absolvitor in their favour.

The restoration of Millport’s famous Town Hall has received a major boost.

This week Christmas came early to Springburn in Glasgow, as the McDermott Group and M-Four presented over 100 gifts to the children and residents at ng homes’ Balgrayhill multi-storey flats. Recently, tenants in the Balgrayhill multi-storey flats benefited from a newly installed district heati

Work to upgrade platforms at Drumry station will begin in January.

Balfour Beatty is to pay more than $65 million in fines and restitution after it pleaded guilty to one count of fraud related to maintenance work at military housing installations in the United States.

The development of a new home of Beatlie School Campus in Livingston has moved to the planning application stage.

UK law firm Shoosmiths has been appointed to Taylor Wimpey’s Scottish legal panel. Shoosmiths is the only firm to secure a place on the housebuilder’s legal roster in Scotland, and England and Wales following the conclusion of Taylor Wimpey's latest panel review.

With the arrival of the highly infectious Omicron variant and the resulting rapid increase in infections, all construction businesses are being asked to strengthen compliance with protective measures.

This week SCN will highlight the five most read And finally… stories of 2021. Topping the list was the news that covers of the new Italian edition of Harry Potter 2021 by Salani Editore have been redesigned to blend fantasy with architecture.

Glasgow-based home architecture firm HOKO has passed its £500,000 fundraising target – and investment is still coming in as the campaign closes at midnight tonight. More than 300 investors have already backed the award-winning £15 million valued firm to become the undisputed brand

The City of Edinburgh Council has invited the private sector to bring forward proposals to deliver affordable housing on sites not owned by the council. As agreed by members of the council's housing, homelessness and fair work committee in November, the council is looking to encourage the private se

It could be up to a year before any new school building projects are announced by the Scottish Government, it was revealed today. Local authorities had been told to expect details or timelines for the next phase of the government's Learning Estate Investment Programme before Christmas.

Full plans have been submitted to Aberdeenshire Council for the redevelopment of Kintore Town House as part of a project to bring the historic building into community use.

Energy regulator Ofgem has agreed to the need for a £400 million upgrade of a west Highlands power line.

Proposals to help transform Ardrossan Promenade have taken a major step forward with the confirmation of funding worth £748,000 from the Scottish Government’s Regeneration Capital Grant Fund.