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Detailed plans lodged for affordable homes at Dundee nightclub site

Published 1 year ago

Plans to deliver affordable homes on the site of a former Dundee nightclub have been submitted for full planning.

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Italian Consulate selects Insite Group as main contractor for New Italy House revamp

Published 1 year ago

Construction, refurbishment and fit-out company Insite Group has been appointed as the main contractor for the highly-anticipated refurbishment of the Old London House, East London Street in Edinburgh.

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Report sets out benefits of Winchburgh rail connection

Published 1 year ago

An estimated 1,658 car journeys could be taken off the road every day if a proposed railway station at Winchburgh comes to fruition, a new report has found.

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Insurance repair firm expands into Glasgow

Published 1 year ago

Edinburgh-based fire and flood restoration specialist INSUREPAIR is expanding into Glasgow in a move set to create over a dozen jobs.

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Planning approval granted for St Vincent Street student accommodation

Published 1 year ago

Proposals for student accommodation in Glasgow city centre have been given the go-ahead by the local authority.

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Homes-led ‘20-minute’ neighbourhood proposed for 205-acre West Edinburgh site

Published 1 year ago

One of the most significant and sustainable urban expansions of Edinburgh in a generation is a step closer to reality following the submission of a major planning application to the City of Edinburgh Council.

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Work starts on £12m Glasgow shipbuilding academy

Published 1 year ago

Construction work has begun on a new Applied Shipbuilding Academy at BAE Systems’ Scotstoun shipyard on the banks of the River Clyde in Glasgow.

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Student accommodation planned at former Leith bingo hall

Published 1 year ago

Members of the public are being invited to offer feedback on plans to redevelop the bingo hall located on Leith’s Manderston Steet.

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Ocean Terminal regeneration gets unanimous approval

Published 1 year ago

Councillors at the City of Edinburgh Council have today given their unanimous approval for a major planning application redeveloping the Ocean Terminal centre at Leith waterfront.

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Brewster Brothers plans to double recycling capability as new plant opens near Cumbernauld

Published 1 year ago

A company that’s already recycled more than a million tonnes of construction waste from landfill has opened a second plant.

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Bid to extend affordable housing waiver for Aberdeen’s Greyfriars House site

Published 1 year ago

The company behind plans to build 140 homes on a city centre site in Aberdeen has requested an extension to an affordable housing waiver in order to progress with the development.

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Provisional liquidators appointed to Merchant Homes Partnerships

Published 1 year ago

Glasgow-headquartered housebuilder Merchant Homes Partnerships has ceased trading, making 22 employees redundant.

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Capacity reduced at proposed Dundee esports arena

Published 1 year ago

The proposed esports arena at Dundee’s Waterfront has now been reimagined as a multi-use facility with a massively reduced capacity.

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New £13m research facility planned by University of St Andrews

Published 1 year ago

The University of St Andrews has lodged plans for a proposed £13 million cutting-edge research facility for its Eden Campus.

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Stewart Milne Group falls into administration with loss of 217 jobs

Published 1 year ago

Aberdeen-based housebuilding firm Stewart Milne Group has collapsed into administration, with the immediate loss of 217 jobs.

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