A mixed-use development at Gilston Park, Polmont, has promised to deliver £120 million of investment and create hundreds of jobs and much-needed housing if approved by councillors on the Planning Committee of Falkirk Council.
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Bield has underlined its pioneering work in using technology to improve the lives of older people after its 24-hour telecare service became the first of its kind to win approval for its high levels of security against cybercrime. Bield’s Response 24 (BR24) has been added to the Scottish Digita
Housebuilder Cala Homes has unveiled a vibrant new look which it said will reflect the evolution of the business and align with the company’s customer-centric, innovative, and inclusive culture.
Members of the community are being encouraged to help shape plans for the redevelopment of the site of the former Mearnskirk House Care Home in Newton Mearns via a virtual consultation.
An action plan to support economic growth in the year ahead has been approved by North Lanarkshire Council's Enterprise and Growth Committee. The Economic Regeneration Delivery Action Plan for 2022/23 sets out the work to be carried out to improve housing, town centres, business space, connectivity
Angus Council has secured a six-figure buyout for a former Forfar market garden site that developers want to convert into affordable housing.
Taylor Wimpey West Scotland has secured an Approval of Matters specified in Conditions (AMC) from North Lanarkshire Council for the provision of 188 private new homes through the development of land off Carnbroe Road, Coatbridge.
Citizens Advice Scotland (CAS) has issued a warning about increasing demand for energy advice as new figures from across the CAB network shows the impact of the autumn price cap increase. In December 2021, CAB advice given in relation to utilities, the majority of which relates to energy, increased
Over 13 million people in England have no access to a local authority crisis support scheme, according to a report published today by End Furniture Poverty. The campaigning charity says there are now 32 local authorities no longer offering support with one in five English local authorities not opera
A planning stipulation that threatened to halt the development of new homes in Aberdeen has been removed by the Scottish Government. London-based property developer Xusa received the green light to convert a disused office block in Dyce into a complex of 50 modern apartments and public spa
The amount households pay for water and waste water services will rise by 4.2 % in 2022/23.
Dundee City Council’s scrutiny committee will hold a special meeting next month to fully review the circumstances behind issues at the Olympia leisure centre and with domestic roof replacement.
West Highland Housing Association has taken a significant step in its journey towards reshaping its services for customers in recruiting Michael Driscoll as its new director of customer experience. Mr Driscoll, who has previously worked with the Scottish Housing Regulator and range of housing associ
A pre-application consultation is underway into plans for hundreds of homes on the eastern edge of Glasgow. Avant Homes is proposing to develop on a site on greenbelt land south of Lochend Road, beside Easterhouse.
The Scottish Housing Regulator has published its report on the outcome of its statutory intervention at Thistle Housing Association.

