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Civil engineering and plant supply company Story Contracting has opened a new Scottish head office in Blantyre following a period of significant growth in operations and workforce. The family-owned company, founded in Carlisle in 1987, already has offices in central Glasgow and Edinburgh, and employ

A planning application has been submitted for the development of the National Manufacturing Institute Scotland (NMIS) situated at the centre of the Advanced Manufacturing Innovation District Scotland (AMIDS) in Renfrewshire.

The entrepreneur behind a proposed £12 million hotel and restaurant at the Tomatin junction on the A9 has warned that the development could be in jeopardy over a “squabble” with a local distillery over the place name.

A number of council-owned sites across West Dunbartonshire are set to be sold in the coming months for a total of almost £10 million.

A former school building in Dennistoun is to be partly demolished and converted into homes after Glasgow City Council gave developers the green light.

Global real estate agency Cushman & Wakefield has announced a raft of senior promotions within its Scottish operation. Mark Finlayson, Martin Speirs and James Woodhead have all been promoted to associate partners in the business, while Scott Aird and Emma Watson are now senior surveyors.

With two weeks remaining of its Winter Warmer Appeal, hub West Scotland (hWS) is calling for companies to provide Glasgow children living in poverty with new warm winter jackets and wellington boots.

A £1.3 million renovation of the A-listed Mauldslie Bridge in South Lanarkshire is well under way with great care and consideration being given to the historical significance of the landmark and the local wildlife.

More than 30 MSPs have added their voices to SELECT’s rapidly-growing campaign for regulation of the electrical industry. Some 32 new politicians have joined the swell of cross-party backing after Scotland’s largest trade association spent three days meeting MSPs and delivering its vital

Edinburgh property firm DJ Alexander is set for expansion following £7 million in funding from Santander UK. With the increasing trend for online and digitisation, DJ Alexander will use the growth capital funding package to launch Apropos, a fully integrated online property management portal,

A proposed partnership between Glasgow City Council and Govan Housing Association will aim to tackle the condition of pre-1919 housing in the Ibrox and Cessnock areas of the city. Glasgow has 76,000 pre-1919 homes - around 23% of the city's housing stock - and 70,000 of these are tenement flats

Analysis by Rettie & Co has highlighted the resilience of Scotland's housing market despite significant and ongoing economic and political uncertainty. The report has signalled that average prices and transactions have continued to grow, although only marginally and at reduced levels of growth c

Commercial property professional Carol Morrison has celebrated five years in business by expanding her Beacon Brooke team with two new full-time employees.  Jill Armstrong, who has more than 12 years’ experience in commercial property management finance, joins as head of accounts.

A consortium of homebuilders is calling on residents in East Renfrewshire to donate toys to families in need this festive season.

Cruden Homes has generously donated £500 to Aitkenhead Primary School as part of its commitment to investing in the local community. Liz Mallon, Cruden Homes sales and marketing director, with pupils and head teacher Alison Sommerville from Aitkenhead Primary School