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Stewart Milne Group has said its timber systems arm is on course to achieve turnover of £100 million by 2021 after doubling its business in the last four years. With a current turnover of £65m, Stewart Milne Timber Systems should achieve its five-year target, with “robust” growth predicted for

Judith Proctor Judith Proctor has been recommended as the preferred candidate for the post of chief officer of the Edinburgh Integration Joint Board and director of the Edinburgh Health and Social Care Partnership.

(from left) Councillor Douglas Lumsden, Fergus Ewing MSP, Guilhem Poussot (Vodafone) and Greg Mesch (CityFibre) Aberdeen is set to become Scotland’s first city in which nearly every home and business will have access to gigabit-speed broadband.

Rachel Lowther in her studio at Glasgow Sculpture Studios. Photo by Kate V Robertson A group of Scottish contemporary artists have launched an adoption scheme aimed at recovering sculptures languishing in storage so it can be enjoyed by the public.

The conversion of a former Dundee college building into Build to Rent and Serviced Apartments can begin in earnest after the VOX Dundee project was awarded planning consent by councillors. Voxcap Investments (Dundee) has appointed Reigart Contracts to undertake enabling works to facilitate the redev

A developer has launched an appeal to the Scottish Government in a bid overturn Aberdeenshire Council’s decision to reject its plans for almost 250 new homes. Barratt North Scotland had proposed to deliver 247 homes on Fordoun Road in Laurencekirk.

Investment of almost £26 million is being proposed for Stirling under a draft administration budget and capital plan published ahead of a meeting this week. The proposals would see Stirling Council investing over £1m in initiatives including a pilot project to target holiday hunger among school pu

Fife Housing Group colleagues and Lumphinnans TRA members at the site they hope to transform into a community garden. (from left) Audrey Cameron (FHG housing officer); Dot Cairns (TRA chair); Tracey McCann (TRA treasurer) and Helen Miller (FHG engagement officer) Lumphinnans Tenants’ and Residents

Young adults today are significantly less likely to be homeowners than those born just five or ten years earlier due to a 152% increase in average house prices, a report has found. The Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) said that those born in the late 1980s had a homeownership rate of 25%, compared

Planning permission in principle is being sought for a major development to the west of St Andrews which will deliver around 1,000 new homes, of which 30% will be affordable housing. The St Andrews West LLP, a partnership made up of the University of St Andrews, Headon Holdings and other local lando

Glasgow-based energy and sustainability consultancy Carbon Futures has launched a new consultancy division as part of ambitious growth plans. Operating under the Carbon Futures brand, the company’s new division will provide a range of new consultancy services to the non-domestic sector, from plann

A typical CALA street scene CALA Homes has been granted detailed planning permission to begin work on a brand new community at Craibstone in Aberdeen.

Christina McKelvie MSP Christina McKelvie MSP is calling on energy firms to follow ScottishPower’s example and to set up a scheme that allows customers who are referred to foodbanks to gain fuel assistance.

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West Lothian Council will spend over £154 million over the next five years improving and increasing its council housing stock. Approved at a meeting of the local authority on February 13, the investment will see over £79m spent on increasing the housing supply over the course of the next five year