Black and other minoritised people facing homelessness in England feel forced to change their names, alter their accents and even cut their hair in an attempt to avoid discrimination, according to devastating new research. The culmination of a comprehensive three-and-a-half-year study by the Institu
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A petition by an asylum seeker who challenged a decision of a local authority to treat him as an adult when refusing his application for accommodation has been refused by a Lord Ordinary after he found that the council had followed appropriate procedure in carrying out an age assessment.
Housing Options Scotland (HOS) and The Queen Elizabeth University Hospital (QEUH) have set up a partnership arrangement to help people with life-changing injuries find a new home. Working with the dedicated Occupational Therapist team to support the National Spinal Injuries Unit, Philipshill Ward, t
Elderpark Housing director of asset management Duncan Smith outlines the technical innovation, financial support and political commitment required to retrofit Glasgow's tenement homes towards a zero-carbon future while, crucially, preserving what makes them special.
Alastair Tibbs reviews Netflix's new documentary on the Grenfell Tower fire. In the early hours of 14 June 2017, the London sky was ignited. What started as a spark from a faulty fridge soon became the blaze that claimed the lives of 72 men, women and children. It was, however, a perfect storm of ne
The final tenants have moved into the newest council homes in North Ayrshire. A total of 14 new homes have been created across four sites at Laburnum Avenue, Beith, and Newhouse Drive, Kilbirnie.
Efforts to modernise heating systems across Scotland’s housing stock risk failing the very people they are designed to support unless lived experience is put at the heart of decision-making, Hanover Scotland has warned. The housing association, which operates more than 200 developments across
Anti-social behaviour across South Lanarkshire is being tackled thanks to joint working between a number of partners.
Hundreds of residents at Windmillcroft Quay in Glasgow have warned that they are facing a dire situation as essential £45 million work to replace the quay wall remains unfunded, putting their homes at risk and jeopardising a key public amenity along the River Clyde. The deteriorating quay wall
An architect has reported Glasgow City Council to Police Scotland, alleging that the local authority failed in its legal responsibility to maintain a derelict tenement in Pollokshields that collapsed over the weekend. The sandstone tenement, a category B listed building located at the corner of Kenm
More households across Scotland are receiving urgent support with their energy costs through the Scarf Fuel Fund, which offers energy vouchers to people at risk of running out of credit on their prepayment meters. The fund, which has already delivered over £400,000 of support to households in
Rural Stirling Housing Association (RSHA) has unveiled 14 brand new homes in the Stirlingshire village of Croftamie. Stirling MSP Evelyn Tweed officially launched the development with tenants now in their new homes.
Persimmon West Scotland’s Annick Grange site, a major housing development in Irvine, has been awarded a Quality Recognition Award by Premier Guarantee, recognising the outstanding work of the site team led by site managers George Simpson and Stuart McKay. Located in the heart of Ayrshire, Anni
Scaffolding is set to go up around a landmark block of flats in Perth as the local authority embarks on a crucial programme of structural maintenance to ensure they remain wind and watertight, warm, damp-free, safe and secure. The work is necessary to extend the life expectancy of the buildings so t
Harbour Homes proudly marked the 25th anniversary of Jameson Place Sheltered Housing Development in Leith with a heartwarming celebration attended by tenants, staff and community partners. The anniversary event celebrated the enduring impact of the development and those who have helped shape it &nda