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Building trust, building infrastructure: a new code of practice for electricity projects
"As the UK accelerates its journey to Net Zero, the scale of electricity infrastructure development is growing rapidly. "
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"As the UK accelerates its journey to Net Zero, the scale of electricity infrastructure development is growing rapidly. "
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"As an architect living and working in the Scottish Borders, Jane McPhillips has always admired Bernat Klein Studio. Nestled beside the A707 near Selkirk, it’s a building she's passed countless times—sometimes in a professional capacity, sometimes while out enjoying the glorious surrounding countryside."
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"On 16 June 2025, Scotland took another formal step towards agricultural reform with the commencement of key provisions in the Agriculture and Rural Communities (Scotland) Act 2024. "
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"With more than 70 prominent art galleries, museums, theatres and cinemas, Scotland’s capital provides multiple cultural options all year round."
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"Scotland’s prime market has shown resilience so far in 2025, with more agreed sales and steady prices, led by demand for family homes in popular suburbs. Looking ahead, Scotland’s comparative value on offer will underpin the prime market, with well-presented and competitively priced properties continuing to attract premium offers"
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"As the world’s top golfers tee off on Scotland’s famous Golf Coast this week, it’s not only the fairways attracting attention but the exceptional homes just beyond them."

"Addition of one unit alone rises supply 179% quarter-on-quarter"

"A steady new build market drives land demand, but planning constraints and costs limit supply. Easing policy and SME support could stimulate activity and help tackle Scotland's housing emergency"
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"Historically, the greatest increase in land value has come from securing a change of use to residential – first by obtaining zoning in the local development plan (LDP), then by gaining planning consent."
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"While the Scottish capital has long been a magnet for both business and tourism, an increasing number of prime office conversions is disrupting the balance that makes Edinburgh a dynamic and diverse economic centre."