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East Lothian Council has rejected a planning application from space technologies company Skyrora Limited to erect an equipment testing facility, office and storage structures at the former Cockenzie Power Station site. The application, filed in the summer, specified that the facilities would only be

Father Christmas has a new set of addresses to add to his route this year as almost 100 people in Aberdeen’s newest community get ready to celebrate their first Christmas at Grandhome.

Arc-Tech (Scotland) Ltd is set to deliver a range of electrical service upgrades for a bonded warehouse in Glenrothes for the logistics division of the Malcolm Group. Malcolm Construction, a division of the Malcolm Group which services all areas of the constuction industry, is the main contractor at

The Highland Council, the largest employer in the Highlands, has achieved Living Wage accreditation.

Plans to build a new train factory at the site of the former Longannet power station have moved forward after councillors approved plans to redevelop the site.

Pupils from Tough Primary visited a new community under development by Stewart Milne Homes as part of a school project learning about homes and house building.

Paisley construction firm CGC has delivered the perfect Christmas decoration to a group of nursery children.

A man has appeared in court in Dundee accused of pretending he worked for a demolition firm to obtain goods worth over £8,000. Prosecutors allege that David McDermott, 31, formed a fraudulent scheme by pretending he worked for Gowrie Contracts and was authorised to make purchases and entire hi

The Cruden Group, one of Scotland’s largest development and construction companies, has donated £1,000 to Crisis in Scotland this Christmas. This latest donation demonstrates the group’s continued recognition of organisations that play a key role in tackling homelessness, with Crud

Merchant Homes has donated 200 fleeces to The Marie Trust in Glasgow to help the city’s most vulnerable people in the lead-up to Christmas. The family-owned housebuilder visited the local day centre with a supply of warm clothing to help those who are homeless and in need of extra support duri

A printer which eventually turned out to be too big for its designated room has led to spiralling costs for Irish parliamentary authorities.

Key questions around the delayed opening of Edinburgh’s Royal Hospital for Children and Young People remain unanswered, Scotland’s public spending watchdog said today.

An independent review into the effectiveness of customer care measures and processes at Persimmon has revealed issues with fire prevention measures and “poor workmanship” on its properties.

Springfield Properties’ 3,042-home ‘village’ development at Durieshill, Stirling, has been granted planning consent.

Councillors have approved plans by Swan Group for 100 new affordable homes in Royston, in the north of Glasgow. The development was given the go-ahead by Glasgow City Council in October 2019, after Swan Group agreed to purchase the site, subject to planning approval.