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As part of its commitment to working in partnership with local communities, Taylor Wimpey West Scotland has again extended its support to St Vincent’s Hospice in Johnstone with one of its largest donations to date – £11,000 – from its staff and charities committee. St Vincent

Plans have been submitted to rebuild five terraced houses in East Kilbride that were destroyed by fire last year. The proposal by Sedgwick International aims to reconstruct the Whitelee properties in a similar style to their original form, with two central 1.5-storey homes and three two-storey prope

Community Land Scotland has called on politicians to establish a legal right for young people to live in the community where they grew up, highlighting an "acute" shortage of affordable housing in rural areas.

Perth and Kinross councillors have approved plans for 29 homes on the site of the former Gartwhinzean Hotel in Powmill. Kera Scotland Ltd submitted the proposal for a mix of two- and three-bedroom homes, including seven affordable houses, on the site of the hotel, which was demolished after a devast

The Scottish Housing Regulator (SHR) has published its annual report and accounts for 2023/24, highlighting the challenges facing the social housing sector.

Kingdom Housing Association has won Best Affordable Housing Development (less than £10m) for its Balgove Road development in Gauldry. Situated at the edge of the rural Fife village, the 30 new homes for social rent are built to Passivhaus and net zero carbon standards and create Kingdom’

Aberdeen City Council tenants are to be given the chance to have their say on proposed rent increases.

Plans to build 175 homes at Craigie Hill Golf Club, alongside the reconfiguration of the golf course and the creation of a new sports and community hub, have been submitted to Perth and Kinross Council.

Wheatley Group and its contractors are helping a teenager from Baillieston fulfil his dream of becoming an architect. Arran Love, 17, has just started studying for a degree in Architecture at Strathclyde University with the help of a £1500 Wheatley Foundation education bursary.

TC Young has been awarded the top ranking for social housing in Scotland in the Legal 500. Legal 500 has been benchmarking law firm excellence since 1987 and conducts detailed research before ranking firms. 

Residents of four Glasgow neighbourhoods have identified projects that could maximise the social, economic and environmental benefits of where they live.

Construction work has begun on the second phase of affordable homes in South Queensferry.

Families getting a Scottish benefit to help them buy healthy foods are being urged to check their balance on their prepaid card.  Best Start Foods, a payment of up to £42.40 every four weeks, helps eligible pregnant women, parents, families and carers with children under the age of three

More support is in store for families in East Kilbride thanks to a donation from a local supermarket.

Continuing his dive into the main findings of the RentBetter research project led by Indigo House and funded by the Nationwide Foundation, Professor Douglas Robertson covers the failings found in how the Housing Tribunal engages with tenants and raises concerns about what the research found wit