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Aberdeen City Council has lodged plans to deliver supported living bungalows on the site of a former school.

A planning application to build 401 new homes in a North Lanarkshire village has been granted unanimous approval by councillors.

A new report by the UK Collaborative Centre for Housing Evidence (CaCHE) has suggested that modern methods of development (MMD) can be a potential solution for addressing systemic housing supply problems.

Ayr-based Viga Homes has submitted plans to build 93 new homes in Coylton.

Actor Arnold Schwarzenegger has posted a video of himself filling in what he thought was a giant pothole in Los Angeles but city officials said he may have made a mistake.

MIXED USE and NON-RESIDENTIAL Applicant: Aberdeen City Council

Independent property advisory firm Lismore Real Estate Advisors has predicted growing interest in prime city centre offices, especially in cities with limited supply such as Edinburgh. Published in its review of the Scottish investment market for Q1 2023, Lismore's research found that

Maxi Construction has been awarded a contract for alteration works to two buildings within West Lothian College in Livingston.

Contractor RJ McLeod has admitted to breaching health and safety laws after a ten-year-old boy fell to his death through an open manhole cover.

The construction of six state-of-the-art indoor tennis courts at Oriam has reached the halfway point with the project on schedule to complete in late summer.

Electrical trade association SELECT is celebrating a significant milestone after welcoming the 25th organisation to its growing Associate Membership scheme.

Investigative works are now underway on the central section of Union Street in Aberdeen as part of one of the major projects in the City Centre Masterplan (CCMP). Four trial holes are to be made in the road and pavement to check what services and ducts are underneath the surface before work is due t

The JR Group has donated more than 600 Easter Eggs to primary schools, nurseries and local community groups across Scotland. The Easter goodies from the Paisley-based company were handed in by kind-hearted staff from across the business, as well as suppliers and subcontractors.

Cala Homes has lodged an appeal to overturn Fife Council’s decision to refuse the use of a temporary car park adjacent to its Inchcolm Green development in Aberdour. The space for 10 cars was initially requested by council officers to mitigate the local impact of works on Main Street.

Transport Scotland is moving ahead with industry engagement ahead of the new procurement for the A9 Dualling: Tomatin to Moy contract.