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Scotland
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Green light given for 433-home development at former Glasgow Police HQ
Plans have been approved for the 433-home development at the former Strathclyde Police headquarters in Glasgow. -
Scottish Labour calls for halt to PFI deals and demands rethink on public procurement
Scottish Labour is demanding a review of how the public sector purchases goods, services and construction projects in Scotland. -
Scottish Government affordable homes target for 2021 in reach
A new report into the state of Scottish housing has stated the government's target of 50,000 affordable homes by 2021 is in reach. -
Glasgow becomes a world-leading 'smart city' with investment returns of £144m
The Future City report shows that Scotland's biggest city has delivered a £144m return on the £24m investment. -
£1bn plan submitted for 10,000 affordable Glasgow homes
The next five years could see 10,000 new homes built in Glasgow if given the green light by councillors. -
Queen hails new Queensferry Crossing as "feat of modern engineering"
A new road bridge across the River Forth, the Queensferry Crossing, formally opened 4 September. -
New Queensferry Crossing opens to traffic
New 1.7-mile publicly-funded crossing is the biggest infrastructure project in Scotland in a generation. -
New images reveal how extended Edinburgh Waverley platforms will look
Extension work to the platforms at Edinburgh Waverley station will help reduce journey times and improve passenger experience. -
Sweco to lead on delivery of £113m Cross Tay Link Road project
Latest phase of Perth Transport Futures project will deliver a new bridge across the River Tay. -
Forth Road Bridge team bags top Saltire engineering award
Amey’s Forth Road Bridge team is celebrating after winning Scotland's top engineering prize.