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Is VAT threatening the dominance of Edinburgh's private schools?
Private school leaders warn of an 11 drop in pupil numbers and growing pressure on state schools. Edinburgh councillors say the evidence tells ...
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Private school leaders warn of an 11 drop in pupil numbers and growing pressure on state schools. Edinburgh councillors say the evidence tells ...
Edinburgh to 'recoup' King's Theatre revamp funding for next 30 years
Millions of pounds of Edinburgh’s visitor levy income will be used for the next 30 years to meet the final cost of refurbishing the city’s historic King’s Theatre. City council chiefs have revealed ...
£15,000 Asda grant to improve Glasgow community centre
Crossroads Youth and Community Association in Glasgow’s south side has received a £15,000 grant for building repairs and improvements.
Major Glasgow student housing development hits milestone
Construction on the £126m Alexander Quay project has reached its highest point as work continues on the site.
Edinburgh's visitor levy to support historic theatre restoration
City council leaders have confirmed that tourism tax revenue will fund the King’s Theatre refurbishment over the next three decades.
New energy-efficient social homes finished in Govan
A development of 43 sustainable homes has been handed over to residents in the Govan area of Glasgow.
Sanctuary Scotland unveils its first Edinburgh housing development
A new project in South Queensferry marks a major milestone for Sanctuary Scotland with the completion of 100 affordable homes.
New Highland wind farm project could power nearly 100,000 homes
Plans for a major wind energy development in the Scottish Highlands have been submitted, aiming to boost renewable energy capacity.