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CCG (Scotland) Ltd has appointed three new directors to the company board as the firm reported its third consecutive year of growth. Stephen Ruxton, John Baggley & Graeme Wylie

Taylor Wimpey East Scotland has announced that pre-construction and the enabling works for a development of 304 new homes at its Sinclair Gardens development, on land off Main Street in Roslin, will start this week.

Residents have raised concerns about new plans to build another block of student flats in Leith. Developers are about to submit proposals for a six-story building on Iona Street, off Leith Walk, which would house over 500 people across student accommodation and residential flats.

The Garvock House Hotel played host to more than 60 guests, friends and residents of the Abbeyfield Dunfermline Society recently to celebrate its 50th anniversary in style.

Investment proposals that would see 3,381 new affordable houses built in Fife before 2025 were discussed by Fife councillors yesterday.

East Ayrshire Council has approved a major investment of £175 million in housing and housing services over the next five years.

A block of 39 flats for social rent is being proposed for the site of a former school swimming pool building in the Ibrox area of Glasgow.

A number of council-owned sites across West Dunbartonshire are set to be sold in the coming months for a total of almost £10 million.

North Lanarkshire Council’s housing services is throwing its weight behind a campaign to prevent domestic abuse.  Housing staff and management: Julie Ann Paterson, Stephen Llewellyn, Alison Clarke, Sharon Mullen, Holly Baird and George Knight

With more than 5,000 affordable homes to maintain across Fife and East Central Scotland, Kingdom Housing Association staff clock up hundreds of thousands of miles every year so their safety and the safety of other road users is paramount. Representatives from Kingdom recently attended the Scottish R

Heriot-Watt University has been announced as a recipient of a prestigious Queen’s Anniversary Prize in recognition of the work of its Institute for Social Policy, Housing, Equalities Research (I-SPHERE), an institute that has brought new impetus to UK and international efforts to address extre

Flats contained within the old Boroughmuir High School in Edinburgh have been sold to investors in Hong Kong months before they were available for purchase by domestic buyers. Prospective buyers in Hong Kong were given the opportunity to buy a “very limited selection” of homes in the new

Scottish Forestry has reprimanded Downfield Golf Club in Dundee after it "unlawfully" cut down trees in an area which was set aside for housing.

Revised plans to demolish a former night club and music venue in Edinburgh in order to build flats are set to be approved by councillors.

A derelict Dundee pub is to be demolished and replaced with new homes under plans submitted with the local authority.