Murray Estates has secured planning approval from North Lanarkshire Council for 638 homes, along with associated infrastructure, landscaping and open spaces at Torrance Park, east of Holytown.
The new head of the Institute of Directors in Scotland has warned the uncertainty facing business will persist even if next month’s snap election yields a breakthrough in the Brexit process.
READ MORE: Malcolm Cannon said companies in Scotland have been held back by a lack of clarity and certainty since the global financial crisis erupted around a decade ago.
A luxury apartment development in the former landmark headquarters of the South of Scotland Electricity Board, is now 60%-sold, with the final phase having been released and attracting solid demand | @ianmcconnellHT https://t.co/qMCPvigu8n
— Herald Business (@_HeraldBusiness) October 31, 2019
Stewart Travel Group is boosting the workforce of its Scotland’s Cruise Centre operation by a further 35 per cent, following a doubling of employee numbers in this business over the last three years.
Walkers Shortbread is among the Scottish companies hit by US trade tariffs.
Change Please is now in Scotland 😃 https://t.co/dDnGykO38t
— Change Please (@ChangePlease) October 31, 2019
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