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Views are being sought on ways to improve how communities will receive additional benefits from renewable energy developments. ‘Community benefits’ are provided by developers to local groups and can include funding, actions such as in-kind works, the direct support of projects, or other

Wemyss and March Estates, together with land-promoter Socially Conscious Capital, has been named by The King’s Foundation as the 2024 winner of its prestigious, UK-wide 'Landowner Award' for its visionary approach to development at Longniddry in East Lothian.

Taylor Wimpey East Scotland has donated 51 washbags to the homeless charity Cyrenians in Edinburgh. The bags were created by employees at the company's regional office in Dunfermline.

Link Group Limited’s finances have retained their ‘A’ with a stable outlook rating given by Standard & Poor’s Global Ratings (S&P) in its most recent November 2024 review. S&P, an American credit rating agency that publishes financial research and analysis on stoc

A £250 million plan to transform Glasgow's Charing Cross with homes, student flats and hotel space as well as the potential removal of a bridge over the M8 has been given the go-ahead in principle.

Midlothian councillors have approved the draft Delivery Programme for the Midlothian Local Development Plan 2017 (MLDP) public consultation.

Homebuilders Springfield Properties and Barratt Homes have submitted updated planning applications for the Durieshill development which will see the creation of a brand new 3,000 home village on the outskirts of Stirling.

CCG has commenced its latest window replacement contract in the city of Glasgow with Partick Housing Association.

Wheatley Group is encouraging its tenants to ‘Stay Safe’ this Christmas.  The housing association is sharing safety tips to help keep people safe and secure in their home over the festive period. 

Fife Council leader David Ross has said the council will continue to focus on priorities, including supporting Fifers through the cost of living crisis, despite difficult financial decisions ahead. While the grant settlement from the Scottish Government is a little better than expected, the council

Barrhead Housing Association has brought panto to the Barrhead community for two nights over the past two weeks. 

Young people across Dumfries will receive bikes for Christmas thanks to a partnership between Summerhill Community Centre and Wheatley Homes South. A total of 50 new bikes, along with helmets, lights and locks will be gifted to children and young people, many of whom are Wheatley residents thanks to

Glasgow City Mission’s winter project has now started its third week and has already engaged with and helped 56 guests.

A proposed development promising 3,000 new homes on the site of Edinburgh Airport’s disused runway has received outline planning permission from the City of Edinburgh Council.

A National Flood Advisory Service will be established to improve Scotland’s flood resilience and embed best practice on a nationwide scale. The service is one of the actions in Scotland’s first National Flood Resilience Strategy, published yesterday. It will provide support and advice on