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Barratt Developments has launched a new report calling for local planning policies to be urgently reviewed to ensure they are fit for purpose of working from home.

Local groups in North Ayrshire are being given the chance to receive up to £25,000 to help deliver projects that will enhance their local community.

The developer behind plans for a new office development in Glasgow's Broomielaw office district is in talks with Glasgow City Mission to relocate the homelessness charity.

Taylor Wimpey East Scotland has acquired land off Whitefield Road in North Dunfermline to signal a key milestone in the delivery of a brand-new neighbourhood of Whitefields.

Aberdeen City Council has given the green light for the third phase of CALA Homes’ Grandhome development in Bridge of Don.

Kirkwood Homes has reduced the number of new properties at its proposed Carnoustie development following discussions with Angus Council.

Airlie Green Low Energy Homes Ltd, an eco-housing developer based in Perth, has secured a £1.16 million development loan from specialist lender Assetz Capital.

New proposals have been submitted to transform Dalian House in Glasgow into 92 flats for private rent instead of the apartments for sale previously approved for the property. Permission was previously given to Mosaic Architecture + Design on behalf of Calmont Group for 

A Scottish Government reporter has rejected an appeal for 80 homes to be built on farmland located east of Kingseat.

Plans have been submitted to construct affordable homes on a former primary school site in Dunfermline, 16 years after the building was destroyed.

Taylor Wimpey West Scotland has acquired land off Jackton Road, on the western edge of East Kilbride, for a development of 227 new homes.

The Scottish National Investment Bank (SNIB) has committed £20 million of cornerstone funding to Lothian Broadband Group (LBG) to help tackle digital inequality in rural communities and small towns in Scotland. The bank’s funding commitment is in addition to £5m of new investment f

Hillcrest Futures has won a donation of £10,000 from internet provider Hyperoptic as part of the company’s tenth anniversary celebrations marking a decade of gigabit broadband delivery. Hyperoptic received hundreds of applications in the prize draw and Hillcrest Futures was drawn as the

Developers have applied to Stirling Council for planning permission in principle to deliver a new retail development and around 70 new homes in Thornhill.

Planners have rejected an application for a narrow block of ten apartments on a brownfield gap site in Glasgow's West End due to overdevelopment concerns. HJV Consultants had enlisted Elder & Cannon Architects to draw up plans for the seven-storey building at Kelbourne Street.