Greig Cameron

Gordon Dewar said the Edinburgh Airport arrivals hall — which has been the subject of scathing criticism on social media — had been ‘done in a hurry’

Retailers dismissed the SNP proposal as a ‘potty gimmick’ but it resonated with voters. How it would work is unclear and Westminster could shoot it down

A proposal to knock down the Woodside Viaducts section of the motorway has major implications for Glasgow

The deal ends legal action connected to the city’s tram construction contract and follows years of scrutiny over delays and escalating costs

Alex Kerr, a new MSP, says the intervention is ‘embarrassing’ after ‘bizarre’ attacks on the Scottish government’s own plans

The first minister goes on charm offensive with bosses after the entrepreneur said his meeting was the best he’s had with a politician

Ivan McKee has been welcomed as a pro-buto reform the public sector has been welcomed by economists but any attempt to plug

Scotland’s Water Industry Commission spent the sum on legal advice and restructuring after earlier criticism over allegedly unacceptable use of public cash

In the world of electronics engineering, product development can be a big revenue generator for developers and manufacturers. But the cost to get any product to a market-ready state can be a big investment. This is usually in design team resource, of varying skills levels, plus materials use in multi-stage prototype development.

Building four tunnels is expected to boost economic growth and halt population decline with supporters saying ‘once you build one, you’ll never stop’