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© Gareth Jennings/DCT Media The dilapidated former Letham Grange hotel. “Bombshell” plans have emerged for 250 new homes in the redevelopment of the one-time luxury Letham Grange resort hotel in Angus. Previously dubbed the ‘Augusta of the North’, the centrepiece mansionhouse hotel has fallen into increasing disrepair since its closure a decade ago. The one-time Letham Grange hotel sits in a stunning setting near Arbroath. A 15-year court battle – one of the most complex in Scottish legal history – was fought over the ownership of the resort north of Arbroath. It handed the asset...

A wellness park is to be created at the former Barony colliery, near Auchinleck in East Ayrshire A £100million 'eco therapy' wellness park offering affordable accommodation in tree lodges and geodesic domes is to be created at the site of a former mine in East Ayrshire. Social enterprise company National Pride has unveiled the plans for the former Barony colliery, near Auchinleck, which are thought to be the first of their kind in the UK. The organisation, which specialises in ecologically sustainable and ethical developments, has completed the purchase of the 108.8-acre site as T...

Highland Council officials are appealing for the public's feedback on plans to replace the existing Dunvegan Primary School.

Developer S1 Developments is giving the public a chance to have its say on proposals for a new student residential development at Edinburgh's former Tynecastle High School site.  The development will regenerate a site that has currently lain vacant for over a decade and fallen into a state of disrepair A full assessment has been undertaken by S1 and due to a number of constraints, the best use of the site is judged to be for car free student development, with the original category B-listed school building on McLeod Street retained and restored. Proximity to North British Distillery, ...

Glasshouses on Forth could turn Stirling into Scotland's tomato growing capital Developers say a Scottish crop in Throsk would save on food miles and stress a controversial waste to energy plant has now been dropped Updated (Image: scu) Join thousands of others in getting the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox.Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more n...