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Scottish Gas is bringing its community roadshow on lowering carbon and reducing household bills to Ardrossan.

Private landlords who have properties to rent are being asked to get in touch with South Lanarkshire Council. The council wants to lease privately owned properties as temporary homeless accommodation.

The Doocot at Pittenweem in Fife is described as a ‘quirky, romantic getaway created out of a historic and very unusual three storey doocot (dovecot).

A proposal has been submitted to transform the site of the former Yates and Sons transport depot on Craigens Road, Cumnock, into a new residential development featuring 49 homes. The site, which has remained derelict since being severely damaged by a fire in March 2009, is now being eyed for redevel

A collection of 48 flats for social rent has been completed in Paisley’s East Lane by The JR Group on behalf of Loretto Housing Association.

A long-vacant care home in Barmulloch could soon be given a new lease of life as a co-living development designed for students and young professionals, following the submission of a revised planning application.

Wheatley Group is now halfway towards its target of recruiting 50 volunteers to support school-based mentoring programme, MCR Pathways. The group pledged earlier this year to sign up 50 staff to act as volunteer mentors for care-experienced young people.

A group of first-year apprentices from City Building have launched a fundraising campaign in support of Glasgow Women’s Aid, as they prepare to take on the Tough Mudder challenge on 9 June. Led by apprentices Lennon  McDade and Zachery Camara, the class decided to tackle the demanding obs

The Water Row Company is celebrating another successful year of delivering free, impartial, and confidential support through its accredited Money Advice Service, securing more than £1.35 million in financial gains for clients across Govan and the surrounding areas. With 555 clients supported a

Yorkhill Housing Association has hailed the impact of new estate caretakers after making the pilot initiative a long-term service. Working in partnership with Jobs & Business Glasgow, Yorkhill trialled the service in an effort to bring some contracts in-house and provide a local caretaking servi

Energy regulator Ofgem has confirmed that 24/7 support will be available for any household cut off from power due to a fault with their meter. It means that, from 1 August 2025, energy suppliers must run round-the-clock enquiry services so that customers can report a meter fault that has interrupted

Mark Bickford, CEO of Social and Sustainable Capital, explores how social investment is transforming supported housing in Scotland, enabling charities to move from renting to owning properties and providing far greater stability for vulnerable individuals. Scotland's housing crisis has reached emerg

The long-vacant site of the former Ellon Academy annexe could soon be transformed into a small development of affordable homes under new plans put forward by Aberdeenshire Council. The local authority has unveiled a £1.5 million proposal to build 11 new homes on the plot, which has remained em

Following the Scottish Government’s response to the Grenfell Inquiry report, construction law specialist Caroline Maciver highlights the implications so far for the sector and calls for more clarity to help it progress under the new regulatory regime.  Last month, Holyrood’s housing

Following on from the success of the first Young Housing Professionals conference and furthering its work on supporting holistically the succession planning for staff and committee/board members, Share is delighted to launch a new training course, designed to help organisations reflect on and re-as