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Rearo, an independent family business headquartered in Govan, has celebrated its 30th anniversary with a £500,000 investment. The £500,000 investment will help the company transform production processes and working practices, develop new products, and embed a commitment to customer servi

Guardbridge-based gin distiller Eden Mill has submitted plans to build a £4 million premium visitor experience at its headquarters in the Fife village.

The liquidators of Carillion have launched a potential £250 million legal claim against KPMG - the former auditor of the collapsed contractor.

Malcolm McMichael has joined Robertson Homes as commercial director to further support the Stirling-based housebuilder’s growth plans. Malcolm, who has 29 years’ experience in the residential sector, previously held the same role with Keepmoat Homes.

Farrans (Construction) Limited is set to be awarded the contract to deliver the Govan to Partick pedestrian crossing at an award value of more than £12 million above the original estimated budget.

The Scottish home building sector’s top honours for this year have been revealed, with Barratt and David Wilson Homes awarded Home Builder of the Year and Wheatley Group awarded RSL of the Year by trade body Homes for Scotland (HFS). Announced virtually for the first time, with the programme f

An official sod-cutting ceremony has been carried out in Drymen, Stirlingshire to mark the start of one of Scotland’s first social housing developments to be built to Passivhaus standards as Cruden Building (West) builds 15 affordable and innovative new homes on behalf of Hanover (Scotland). T

The transformation of a former derelict pub site in Paisley into 36 new-build flats has been completed by building and construction firm The JR Group.

Dunfermline-based housebuilder Campion Homes has reported positive financial results for the 12 months to 30th June 2021 (FY21) amid trading conditions that continue to be challenging.

A major review into the future of dedicated accommodation for students in Scotland is likely to outline a minimum living standard and could create a new set of regulations for the sector, a Scottish Government document suggests.

New homes in England will be required by law to install electric vehicle charging points from next year, Prime Minister Boris Johnson is set to announce.

The derelict former Bucksburn Care Home could be knocked down to make way for new homes under new plans submitted to Aberdeen City Council.

Initial plans have been submitted for 33 new homes, six of which will be deemed affordable housing, in Pittenweem.

East Dunbartonshire Council is asking locals for their views on a blueprint to create business investment, jobs, accommodation for older people and opportunities for active travel.

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