Built Environment Networking Blog: Scotland News

Edinburgh plans to build three Modern Schools

Edinburgh is gearing up to establish three state-of-the-art educational institutions. To accommodate the growing populace, especially from new residential projects in the city’s west, a fresh primary and secondary school will be erected. Additionally, an older primary school, currently in a deteriorating state, is slated for replacement. These initiatives had previously faced postponements due to […]

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Edinburgh Welcomes Development Opportunities with New Flat Proposals

Edinburgh is set to witness a transformative urban rejuvenation as plans are rolled out for the construction of new residential flats. These flats are strategically aimed at replacing the long-abandoned industrial yards and garages that currently occupy a prime location adjacent to the city’s bustling Gorgie Road. The detailed proposal envisions the transformation of these […]

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Edinburgh’s Housing Horizon Expands with Over £1 Billion Development by Summix

Regeneration company Summix has secured a 15.5-acre site in west Edinburgh, previously utilised by Spanish paper and cardboard company Saica, heralding a significant move towards addressing the housing needs within the city. This acquisition is in line with Edinburgh’s City Plan 2030, which highlights the Maybury site’s potential for the development of over 1,000 new […]

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Edinburgh’s Ocean Terminal Set for Transformative £250m Redevelopment

Edinburgh City Council has recently greenlit a substantial £250 million redevelopment project for the Ocean Terminal shopping centre in Leith’s waterfront area. This decision follows a detailed planning and consultation process that began in 2020, involving the local community in shaping the future of the area. The first phase of the redevelopment, which includes the […]

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Falkirk Growth Deal set to attract £1bn of investment into region

Up to 2,000 jobs and £1bn worth of future investment is expected to result from the signing of the Heads of Terms agreement between UK Government, Scottish Government and Falkirk Council in the Falkirk Growth Deal. The agreement means 11 projects can now use a total of £80m investment from UK and Scottish Governments, £45m […]

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Former Leith bingo hall to be redeveloped

Members of the public are being invited to offer feedback on plans to redevelop the bingo hall located on Leith’s Manderston Steet in Edinburgh. (current image and CGI of proposed development attached). Developer Longstone (2) Limited has unveiled plans to conserve and redevelop the existing building into new student homes. This is in response to […]

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Four-storey Health Innovation Hub planned for Glasgow

Kadans Science Partner is looking to develop a disused car park in Govan – with a 6,000sq m 4-storey development taking its place. The scheme – set to be delivered in partnership with the University of Glasgow and Scottish Enterprise – would see the creation of a new precision medicine health innovation hub. The scheme […]

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Glasgow City Council Advances Exciting Development Framework for Greater Pollok, Prepares for UKREiiF Involvement

In the lead-up to its involvement in The UK’s Real Estate Investment and Infrastructure Forum (UKREiiF), Glasgow City Council has announced the launch of a public consultation for the Greater Pollok Local Development Framework (LDF). This initiative is part of the council’s commitment to guiding future development in the region, with a focus on areas […]

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