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The damage caused in the movie Home Alone would have cost almost £9,000 to fix, according to research. According to Mr Carl Goulding from MyBuilder.com, Kevin McCallister's 4,250ft, three-storey Winnetka, Illinois home featured in the film would have racked up nearly £9,000 worth of repa

A Scottish property developer has announced the launch of sales of luxury villas on the island of Bequia in St Vincent and the Grenadines.

Roscommon GAA, a voluntary sporting organisation in Ireland and Gaelic Football Club, has launched a competition which offers the chance for one lucky participant to win a two-bed apartment in one of London’s newest and most culturally rich neighbourhoods.

Custom House in Dundee which has stood empty for decades could be lifted up and turned around by 90 degrees under a new plan to bring the former headquarters of the city’s Port Authority back to life.

A team of archaeologists completing exploratory archaeological excavations connected with the development of an electrical substation on behalf of SSEN Transmission in Orkney have discovered carved stones thought to be 4000 years old. In total, ORCA Archaeology unearthed nine carved stones in the re

A construction boss has become an unlikely social media hit after taking over his teenage daughter's social media accounts as a punishment.

An architect has stopped producing computer renderings while her projects are still in the design phase, instead favouring models, sketches and collages to encourage collaboration and develop more exciting buildings.

The largest gold nugget in the UK has been found in a Scottish river.

A Liberal Democrat election campaign leaflet has been distributed with an unfortunate typo.

Architect Kengo Kuma has created a trainer in collaboration with Japanese sports brand Asics. Echoing his signature style, the shoe features a crisscrossing pattern which Kuma said was inspired by a traditional Japanese bamboo crafting technique known as ‘yatara knitting’.

A Scottish Government agency is seeking compensation after a section of road near the famous Queen’s View was mistakenly closed off by road workers, with potential visitors sent on a 25-mile detour.

The man believed to be the last living worker who helped construct Mount Rushmore National Memorial has died.

Carnoustie town centre got into the festive spirit last weekend with the Christmas lights being switched on in the High Street thanks to the community council, local businesses and volunteers. Community council members, local volunteers, DJ Laing staff, Johnston Electrical Services staff and Santa

Former football Peter Lovenkrands has successfully prevented the development of a new home next to his mansion.

A new brick made from domestic plastic waste has been proven to provide 10 times better insulation than traditional bricks made from clay.