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In partnership with Microcom Training Ltd, Partick Housing Association has recently welcomed its second modern apprentice this year. Both apprentices will have the opportunity to work within all the different departments across the organisation while undertaking Business & Administration Level 3

New HHP chief exec Dena Macleod & HHP board chair Iain Macmillan Iain Macmillan, interim chair of the Hebridean Housing Partnership (HHP), has announced the appointment of Dena Macleod as chief executive of HHP.

Phil Williams The planning profession will “continue to be international in its outlook” despite the decision by the United Kingdom to leave the European Union, according to the Royal Town Planning Institute (RTPI).

Dave Doogan Perth & Kinross Council’s Sheltered Housing Service has been given a resounding thumbs-up by the Care Inspectorate following an inspection earlier this year.

Scottish care provider Viewpoint, has arranged for the Virtual Dementia Tour bus to be located on their site in Edinburgh. The bus will be parked in the car park adjacent to the main entrance of the Viewpoint building, at the rear of Cameron Toll Shopping Centre on Wednesday 29 June 2016. This will

Crowd listening to the welcome speeches A new permanent public artwork by artist Liz Peden of Gorbals Arts Project was unveiled last week in the Gorbals.

The Link tenant project at Glenpark Gardens, Cambuslang Link Housing Association (part of the Link group) has been awarded a £6,000 funding boost as part of the latest “Awards for All” funding package from the Big Lottery. The funding is for a tenant well-being project at Link’s sheltered hou

The Competition and Markets Authority last week published the final report of its two-year Investigation into fairness, transparency, and competitiveness in the energy market. The report proposes a range of remedies including greater protections for consumers on prepayment meters, improving competit

After a recent win of the coveted Homes for Scotland ‘‘Best Private Development of the Year’ award, for the Woodcroft development in Edinburgh’s Morningside area, Queensberry Properties, and partners, Telereal Trillium, have made it a double celebration, winning the Scottish Homes’ ‘Show

A theatre group that works with homeless and disadvantage people are to stage a one-off production of Cathy Come Home in London next month. Cathy Come Home was released in 1966 by director Ken Loach and tells the story of a young families slide into homelessness.

Olga Clayton, Wheatly Group Director of Housing A £100 million clean up is set to take place aimed at improving the environment of 200 thousand Scottish housing association tenants and creating over 200 new jobs.

Prospect Community Housing has received £149,541 from the Big Lottery Fund for Clovie Community Garden to build local community capacity. The support of the Big Lottery Fund through their Community Led Activity grants, will see local residents develop the community gardens for the next 3 years.

Staff and tenants at Lady Flora’s sheltered housing with Action on Hearing loss charity and Provost Jim Todd The work of staff at Lady Flora’s sheltered housing in Newmilns who support tenants with hearing loss has been recognised by charity Action on Hearing Loss Scotland.

Hundreds of buildings across Tayside will be heated by power generated from the River Tay.

Tenants of a new Dundee development will benefit from free WiFi in their new homes. More than 20 new flats have been constructed on the former Dens Metal site, in Dens Road, Dundee and will see new tenants receive free internet and a free tablet as part of an innovative pilot scheme.