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A design system to ensure all new developments at Queens Quay meet the same high standard has been introduced by West Dunbartonshire Council.

Proposals for a new £15 million whisky distillery near Stirling have been submitted for planning approval.

Plans to redevelop the former headquarters of NHS Glasgow into 92 private rented flats have been submitted by Mosaic Architecture + Design on behalf of Calmont Group.

Highland housebuilder Tulloch Homes has received planning consent for a second phase of 48 homes at its Woodlands development at Carrbridge.

A developer which demolished a historic building in Dublin last week has been told to rebuild it.

Public services and social housing in Glasgow are set to receive an investment of £7.7 million following the publication of the latest accounts from council-backed construction firm City Building.

Glasgow-based contractor and manufacturer CCG (Scotland) has commenced work on a new luxury care home development in Stirling.

Glasgow-based John Gilbert Architects has been appointed to lead a team of architects, engineers and other specialist consultants to design an innovative community-led project to bring more affordable housing to the Cairngorms National Park. Braemar Community Ltd (BCL) has secured £120,000 in

Non-combustible cladding specialist Vivalda Group has reported strong growth, driven in part by its acqusition of Cumbernauld-based MSP Scotland. Vivalda reported a 7% rise in profits and 2.5% growth in revenue up to £34 million, Construction Enquirer reports. The firm invested £1.8 mill

The Scottish Government has refused to engage with a UK-wide transport review which will consider, among other things, the “cost, practicality and demand for” a bridge between Scotland and Northern Ireland. Earlier this week, Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced the appointment of Sir

Scottish Borders Council has approved plans to build two new whisky distilleries in Jedburgh.

Campbeltown has been shortlisted as Scotland's most improved place following an extensive regeneration programme led by Argyll and Bute Council. The council invested over £13 million to repair over 40 buildings, improve shopfronts and deliver parallel projects in conjunction with key partners

A local government department responsible for maintaining city parks was subject a full police investigation after an employee allegedly smacked a co-worker with a dildo.

The Construction Leadership Forum (CLF) established by Construction Scotland and the Scottish Government has published a plan for the sector’s recovery from the impact of COVID-19. The recovery plan, which has been created following extensive consultation and was released in draft form in Augu

HFD Group has marked the topping out of Glasgow's biggest single office building by running the first laps of its much-anticipated rooftop running track.