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Belgian-headquartered global building materials supplier Etex has reported revenue up 4.9% and cash flow up 8.8% in the first half of 2026. Many global markets performed well, but France and the UK faced challenges.
Slate Island Developments Ltd is seeking planning permission from Inverclyde Council to turn a former IBM site into a data centre.
NatureScot has opened a public consultation on the development of the Scottish Planning Biodiversity Metric, which will be used to demonstrate projects meet biodiversity net gain requirements.