Braemar holiday cottage told to rip out four-year-old windows and front door
The owners of a Braemar business have told to rip out their four-year-old windows and front door after falling foul of conservation regulations.
The owners of a Braemar business have told to rip out their four-year-old windows and front door after falling foul of conservation regulations.
Planners have narrowly backed the controversial transformation of a country estate into houses, a tourist attraction and equestrian centre.
Last night, as the decision stood - at least for now - objectors and even some who supported the vote spoke of their frustration with the process.
A disused and vandalised former hospital could be transformed into homes for dozens of families.
Theresa May will announce plans to make it harder for developers who “sit on land and watch its value rise” to get planning permission from councils as part of proposals to tackle the “national housing crisis”.
A renewed attempt to create a holiday camp in the north-east is likely to be blocked once more.
Scotland is “leading the way” in protecting music venues from planning disputes which threaten them with closure, MSPs have heard.
Students are campaigning against plans to convert a historic B-listed building into a bar near their university.
The housing minister has highlighted pressures from immigration as he said the Government hears communities’ concerns over new developments.
Hundreds of jobs will be created in Fort William after Highland councillors approved plans for an alloy car wheels factory in the town.
Will it be the Don of a new era? Or will the Kingsford development leave the SPFL club looking red-faced?
Activists against a Culloden Battlefield housing development vowed to stage a protest when they deliver a 72,000 signature petition at Highland Council next week.
Councillors are being urged to back plans for an alloy car wheels factory in Lochaber – creating up to 400 jobs.
Plans have been submitted to nearly double the number of car parking spaces at the iconic Eilean Donan Castle in Wester Ross.
Controversial plans for a four-star holiday village and 100-seat restaurant near historic Culloden Battlefield are being opposed.
Proposals to create a new eco-friendly farm shop and visitor centre in the north-east have been unveiled.
Aberdeenshire Council has renewed its objection to a proposed multimillion pound new stadium for Aberdeen FC.
Plans to finally tackle years of accumulated grime from the front of an historic city centre church have taken a step forward.
A student entrepreneur who wants to open a pub next to a chaplaincy in Old Aberdeen has defended his proposals against hundreds of complaints.
Plans have been unveiled to convert a vacant north-east hotel into a restaurant and flats.
Plans to convert a historic north-east hotel into new homes have been unveiled.
Plans for the future of land formerly occupied by an Aberdeenshire town’s academy were revealed to the public for the first time yesterday.
Anyone in the UK aged 55 or over and with a defined contribution pension scheme has, since 2015, been able to access their entire retirement savings and, in short, do what they want with it.
A Deeside hotelier has been given approval to build staff accommodation despite a number of objections to the plans.
Plans to create a unique holiday camp outside a north-east town have collapsed after the Scottish Government raised road safety fears.
Turbines that could affect the views from a north-east castle have been earmarked for approval, despite concerns from a community council.
JD Wetherspoon has applied for a certificate of lawfulness to convert a car park beside their Kings Highway pub into a beer garden.
Aberdeenshire Council has unveiled proposals to convert a former children’s home into a block of flats.
A new furniture shop on the outskirts of Elgin has been approved by Moray Council, despite fears the development could spell disaster for the town centre.
Councillors in Aberdeenshire have written to the Scottish Government to raise concerns that proposals to overhaul planning policy across the country could “erode local democracy”.
An ambitious scheme to build 24 flats in the heart of a north-east community could replace a derelict storage yard.
A new nursery is hoping to give kids the chance to get their hands dirty by creating an outdoors mud kitchen.