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Há 5 dias · Planning, Architecture and Regeneration Decisions Branch (PARD) processes a wide range of statutory planning and historic environment casework that Scottish Ministers have an interest in....
Há 2 dias · ePlanning is a free to use online service that is managed by the Scottish Government in partnership with all Scottish Local Authorities. This portal allows you to complete and submit Planning applications , Notice of Reviews, A ppeals, and other permissions under plannning law, all online from the comfort of your own home or office.
Há 2 dias · eDevelopment is the Scottish service that enables users to apply online for Planning Permission, Building Warrants, Appeals, and a range of other forms, to their Local and Planning Authority. It is managed by the Scottish Government in partnership with all Scottish Local and Planning Authorities.
Há 4 dias · 15 May 2024. 14 built environment sector bodies have joined forces to encourage the Scottish Government to take ‘urgent action’ to strategically tackle the country’s draughty homes challenge. The group has published a document recommending the creation of a ministerial oversight group on retrofit and the development of a delivery plan to ...
9 de mai. de 2024 · 9th May 2024 by Teigan Kelly. We have reached one year since the launch of the Public Procurement Strategy for Scotland (PPSfS). One year on, there are some fantastic examples on how the strategy is being embedded and used to drive real outcomes right across the public sector in Scotland. Read more.
Há 2 dias · What is eBuildingStandards? eBuildingStandards is a free service that is managed by the Scottish Government in partnership with all Scottish Local Authorities. To use the portal (and that of its sister ePlanning portal) you will need to create an account.
Há 5 dias · 14 May 2024. Reading time: 3 minutes. Ambitious plans to transform the Harbourside area of Irvine have now been approved by North Ayrshire Council’s planning committee. The masterplan sets out the vision for how the area can be developed and improved using £14 million of Ayrshire Growth Deal funding as the catalyst.
