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“If we can get 90% of it right, I'd be delighted if somebody else came up with the other 10% and built on that. That's the history of social housing, right? Standing on the shoulders of giants and keeping getting better and better and better. We're just part of that chain.” Kieran Findla

Following a conversation with Simon Fitzpatrick for the Scottish Housing News Podcast, Jimmy Black thinks about wheels and lifts, beautiful new Blackwood Homes and folks stuck up thousands of tenement stairs. Wheels. Perhaps architects should have an app which lets them push a virtual pram through e

North Lanarkshire Council has reaffirmed its commitment as a landlord to its tenants by signing the Scottish Housing Regulator’s Assurance Statement. The Assurance Statement ensures landlords are responsible and accountable for delivering positive outcomes and services for tenants and service

DJ Alexander Ltd has expanded its presence in Glasgow with a new office in Shawlands. Located at 313 Kilmarnock Road, the office employs 14 people and underscores the firm's confidence in the city's sales and lettings property market.

Dozens of tenants are now making themselves at home in a new housing development bought by Dundee City Council from a private developer. Residents in Kirkton Road and Downfield Place have been moving in over recent weeks since finishing touches were completed to their homes earlier this year. More t

John Hannigan, CEO of Circle Voluntary Housing Association and former chair of CIH Ireland’s Advisory Board, has been approved and appointed as chair of CIH’s governing board at the organisation’s sixtieth annual meeting on Monday 14 October. John takes over from Geraldine Howley O

North Ayrshire Council is to engage with residents as it faces up to its most challenging budget ever.

Taylor Wimpey East Scotland has made an application for approval of details related to its Planning Permission in Principle to West Lothian Council for the development of land at the former Brotherton Farm in Livingston.

Edinburgh-based Ralph Sayer has reached £230,000 in monthly turnover as it marks its second anniversary. The family-run property firm, which was established in autumn of 2022, recorded its busiest month in September and achieved a top 10 placement for insertions and sales in the ESPC.

Below is a full transcript of episode 63 of the Scottish Housing News Podcast titled ‘Accessible housing (part 4) with Simon Fitzpatrick'. Listen to the episode here.

A finalised masterplan for the development of the Forthside area has been approved by Stirling Council.

Ardenglen Housing Association has been shortlisted for a prestigious UK Investor in People Award (IIP).

Cruden Group has posted turnover of £132 million and profit before exceptional costs of £2.6m, alongside an increased net asset value of £40.7m, for the year ending 31 March 2024.

Connect Modular recently visited Strathesk Primary School in Penicuik to conduct an interactive and educational session with the students.

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