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Plans to build a new Madras College on land at Pipeland, on the outskirts of St Andrews, can continue following the outcome of a judicial review. St Andrews Environmental Protection Association Ltd (Stepal), which was established by three former senior teachers of Madras College to “protect th

Executive director Graham Paterson in the centre along with Cllr Maureen Burke who is chair of City Building City Building has secured a prestigious European award for its commitment to deliver excellence throughout its organisation.

The clubhouse at Castle Stuart Arnold Palmer to design first Scottish golf course

The Jordanhill campus in Glasgow is to become a 31-acre residential development after the University of Strathclyde put the site up for sale.

Reiach and Hall Architects have unveiled designs for the proposed £20 million nuclear archive in Wick as the development is recommended for approval by councillors. The Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (NDA) building will house records from all the civil nuclear sites in the UK and will also store

Graham Rennie The developer behind the £500 million landmark mixed-use Quartermile development has promoted Graham Rennie to the role of project management director.

John Dunne The Wates Group has appointed John Dunne as director of health & safety in a move to underpin its 2020 vision of a zero harm culture.

The cost of an Angus schools project has increased by more than £1.6 million before a brick has been laid. The rising cost of the Arbroath Schools Project will go before councillors at a meeting today, during which the aftershock of Muirfield Contracts’ demise will be felt.

Detailed plans for a major mixed use scheme in Glasgow on the site of the stalled Bothwell Plaza has been revealed during a public consultation. HFD Group’s plan for the Bothwell Exchange project include a pre-let 180,000 sq/ft office block, 300-bed hotel and signature apart-hotel and residential

Michael Dall Commercial and retail construction contracts in the UK increased by almost 70 per cent in February according to figures released today.

12 Vanuatu athletes made the Village their home during last year’s Games The developers behind the Athletes’ Village in Glasgow is donating £5,000 to Oxfam’s Emergency Reponses fund to assist the cyclone-stricken victims at Vanuatu.

Atrium Homes reveals relocation plans

Philip Hogg Scotland’s home building industry has welcomed Chancellor George Osborne’s introduction of a new Help to Buy ISA to assist those saving for their first property but warned it would be of little use north of the border unless there is help to build the homes that are needed in the fir

Public bodies in Scotland stand accused of withholding £120 million from small construction contractors, according to a new report. Published by the Specialist Engineering Contractors (SEC) Group Scotland, the report said most councils and universities still operate retention clauses in their contr

Keith Brown Almost 70 projects totalling around £7 billion will be under construction in 2015, according to the Scottish Government.