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North Ayrshire Council is to engage with residents as it faces up to its most challenging budget ever.

Taylor Wimpey East Scotland has made an application for approval of details related to its Planning Permission in Principle to West Lothian Council for the development of land at the former Brotherton Farm in Livingston.

Edinburgh-based Ralph Sayer has reached £230,000 in monthly turnover as it marks its second anniversary. The family-run property firm, which was established in autumn of 2022, recorded its busiest month in September and achieved a top 10 placement for insertions and sales in the ESPC.

A finalised masterplan for the development of the Forthside area has been approved by Stirling Council.

Ardenglen Housing Association has been shortlisted for a prestigious UK Investor in People Award (IIP).

Cruden Group has posted turnover of £132 million and profit before exceptional costs of £2.6m, alongside an increased net asset value of £40.7m, for the year ending 31 March 2024.

Connect Modular recently visited Strathesk Primary School in Penicuik to conduct an interactive and educational session with the students.

More support is in store for families in East Kilbride thanks to a donation from a local supermarket.

Families getting a Scottish benefit to help them buy healthy foods are being urged to check their balance on their prepaid card.  Best Start Foods, a payment of up to £42.40 every four weeks, helps eligible pregnant women, parents, families and carers with children under the age of three

Construction work has begun on the second phase of affordable homes in South Queensferry.

Residents of four Glasgow neighbourhoods have identified projects that could maximise the social, economic and environmental benefits of where they live.

TC Young has been awarded the top ranking for social housing in Scotland in the Legal 500. Legal 500 has been benchmarking law firm excellence since 1987 and conducts detailed research before ranking firms. 

Wheatley Group and its contractors are helping a teenager from Baillieston fulfil his dream of becoming an architect. Arran Love, 17, has just started studying for a degree in Architecture at Strathclyde University with the help of a £1500 Wheatley Foundation education bursary.

Plans to build 175 homes at Craigie Hill Golf Club, alongside the reconfiguration of the golf course and the creation of a new sports and community hub, have been submitted to Perth and Kinross Council.

Aberdeen City Council tenants are to be given the chance to have their say on proposed rent increases.