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Plans to convert The Royal Hotel in Bridge of Allan into 23 flats and houses has been given the green light by Stirling Council’s planning and regulation panel subject to conditions. The proposals would see 11 flats built within the existing hotel building, which is located in the centre of th

A Scottish Government reporter has overturned a decision by Fife Council to reject plans to build 125 homes in Aberdour. The local authority rejected a proposal by Hillside School’s to develop its site off Main Street after the Scottish Environment Protection Agen

A developer has asked Glasgow City Council to renew planning permission for a residential development on farmland at Easterhouse. Planning permission in principle was granted in 2017 for housing on fields between Dungeonhill Road and Netherhouse Road.

Aberdeen City Council has rejected plans to build 17 flats on the site of a former printworks in the city.

Plans to protect at least 30% of Scotland’s land for nature by 2030 – and to examine options to extend this further – have been announced today by environment secretary Roseanna Cunningham.

Staff at Scottish kitchen design business Cameron Interiors have been given full control of their futures as it becomes the first employee-owned firm of its type in the UK. With studios in Glasgow and Edinburgh, Cameron Interiors has become renowned throughout Scotland for luxury German kitchens &nd

Glasgow author/illustrator and chartered surveyor Priya Kharbanda is hoping to use her talents to raise vital funds for sick children.

An architect has invented what has been hailed as the world’s most sustainable hydroponic planter.

Revised plans a double platform railway station at Inverness Airport have been submitted to the Highland Council.

akp Scotland has ended 2020 on a positive note with a £3.5 million trio of contract wins covering the Central Belt.

A former job centre in Parkhead could be transformed into new apartments under plans filed by ZM Architecture.

Defence secretary Ben Wallace has welcomed a vast building hall for the Royal Navy’s Type 31 frigates as a major milestone in building the next-generation frigates. Type 31s, which are being built by Babcock in Roysth, will be the beating heart of the Royal Navy’s surface fleet

Network Rail has completed platform extension work at Milngavie station in a £5 million investment that will help improve the reliability of services for passengers.

The Port of Grangemouth is aiming to cement its position as the key strategic freight and export/import hub for Scotland with a  multi-million-pound investment in its rail freight offering.

Plans to build 10 houses at a disused bowling green have been approved by Glasgow City Council on appeal. Officials had initially refused the application proposing two terraces of five homes on a disused section of the grounds at Cathcart Bowling Club.