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Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (RAAC) panels have been identified in four Fife Council properties, the local authority has revealed. The panels are in good condition, there are no immediate concerns regarding the buildings, and mitigation plans are being put in place to manage these.

As work continues to transform Rothesay Pavilion into a modern-day resource, the local community is reaping the rewards from a range of local initiatives.

Work begins this month to three railway bridges in Hairmyres as part of the East Kilbride enhancement project.

East Lothian Council’s Planning Committee met remotely on Tuesday 5 December and considered one application for planning permission in principle for electricity transmission infrastructure between Skateraw and Branxton. Berwick Bank Windfarm Ltd and SSE Renewables submitted the application for

Plans are progressing to deliver a proposed new primary school for the Craigshill area of Livingston.

In a joint initiative by the Highland Council, Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE), and the Lochaber Chamber of Commerce, a transformative dynamic masterplan for the future of Fort William's town centre has been created with the next steps involving a series of public engagements events being he

Five active travel projects across East Renfrewshire will be developed thanks to Transport Scotland funding, awarded through the Sustrans Scotland's Places for Everyone programme.

Skaters, scooter users and bmx riders can look forward to a thrilling experience at the new Maybole skatepark when it opens early next year.

CCG Asset Management, the planned maintenance division of the CCG Group, has made strong progress with a large-scale contract for Paisley Housing Association.

Roofing and solar provider Forster Group has been appointed by family-owned Priority Care to install 280 state-of-the-art solar panels at two of its Dundee care homes.

Airbnb is looking to capitalise on a growing swathe of empty homes in Japan, hoping to convince owners to remodel the vacant homes into tourist attractions.

Scotland’s Towns Partnership (STP) has appointed Kimberley Guthrie as its new chief officer. She has taken up the permanent post after carrying out the role on an interim basis since the beginning of April.

A planning application has been submitted for a pumped storage hydro scheme at Loch Kemp near Whitebridge.

Student accommodation provider Alumno has been granted planning permission for a new development in central Glasgow.

International hotel chain MEININGER is to expand its footprint to Edinburgh by transforming a 1970s office building into a new hotel. The project, a collaboration with property developer S Harrison, will refurbish Osborne House in the Haymarket area into a 157-bedroom hotel, featuring a bar and