Edinburgh

The first online store of the Edinburgh-based St Andrews Timber & Building Supplies has sold £40,000 worth of goods since its launch. During May, the group’s digital upgrade was delivered across the group. 

Transformative projects involving Leith Customs House, the Tron Kirk and the Portobello Kilns are among those to benefit from Edinburgh's visitor levy. Councillors have agreed that the three projects will be funded through the levy’s Culture, Heritage and Events investment programme.

Two affordable housing developments owned by The City of Edinburgh and East Lothian councils are demonstrating how a collaborative approach, modern methods of construction and repeatable house designs can help accelerate the delivery of much-needed new homes. The developments at Wallyford in East Lo

The Scottish National Investment Bank has committed £19.5 million to support the development of 370 single-family build-to-rent homes in Edinburgh. Located on the former Edmondstone Estate near Edinburgh’s Bio Quarter and Little France Park, the development will comprise 241 private rent

Scottish entrepreneur Mark Glasgow has added to his portfolio through the acquisition of Edinburgh video production company Just Shot. The company, based in Midlothian, covers everything from social media content and advertising to corporate and commercial events alongside 3D animation, sound design

The first phase of the £5.5 million refurbishment at Edinburgh’s Exchange Place 2 is reaching completion, providing Grade A office space in the city centre. Almost 20,000 square feet of office space across three floors will be available from next month at Exchange Place 2, which is

The repowering of the iconic Solar Pyramid in Loanhead has been declared a huge success.

The City of Edinburgh Council has received a £38.4 million loan from the National Wealth Fund to support enabling works for the first phase of the Granton Waterfront project.

Plans for the extension of Edinburgh’s tram network made progress this week, with the southern section of the route being the immediate area of focus. The Strategic Business Case (SBC) to build a new tram route, from Granton in the north to the Edinburgh Bioquarter in the south, was given the

A Scottish Government Reporter made "serious errors" when approving plans for a 544-bed visitor accommodation development in Edinburgh’s West End, a newly launched legal challenge argues.

City of Edinburgh councillors at a Planning Committee on 9 September voted in favour of an "ambitious pragmatic" option for Princes Street and Waverley Valley’s development. 

Morgan Sindall Construction has been appointed by the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service (SFRS) to demolish and rebuild Liberton Community Fire Station.

A sprawling hospital campus in one of Edinburgh’s most desirable neighbourhoods could eventually be transformed with around 500 new homes as plans for the future of the site take another step forward.

Clark Contracts has donated more than £500 of back-to-school items to help children and young people as they get ready for the academic year.

Will Rudd, the civil and structural engineering consultancy, has enabled the delivery of a new family home in Edinburgh’s historic Dean Village, on a site which was long deemed as not viable for development. Designed by client and architect Jack Woolley, the three-storey family home is situate