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Moray Council has launched an innovative collaboration to help tackle the problem of long-term empty homes across Moray.

With fewer cars, but with bus, tram or train options nearby, residents of a new 950-home development on the western outskirts of Edinburgh will benefit from an embarrassment of riches in terms of transport, writes Stuart Harrow, director of transportation at Dougall Baillie Associates. Edinburg

Lar Housing Trust is urging the next Scottish Government to optimise the way it funds affordable housing developments. A manifesto launched by the charity illustrates that low-cost loans could have a dramatic impact helping to tackle Scotland’s chronic shortage of affordable homes.

River Clyde Homes has successfully retained the Investors in Young People (IIYP) Platinum accreditation, the highest level of recognition awarded to organisations demonstrating excellence in supporting, developing, and empowering young people in the workplace.

Aberdeen City Council has agreed a budget that commits £696 million to fund council services for the year ahead, including education, social care for children and adults, culture, vital infrastructure of waste collection and disposal, and roads maintenance. Councillor Alex McLellan, convener o

Perth and Kinross Council has agreed a budget for 2026/27 that prioritises essential services, supports residents with the greatest needs, and invests in the long‑term sustainability of communities across the area. The budget responds directly to the rising cost of delivering services, increasing

A new body to drive transformation across the health and care system and the wider public sector will be established on 1 April 2026. Public Services Delivery Scotland (PSD Scotland), replacing NHS Education for Scotland (NES) and NHS National Services Scotland (NSS), will bring the strengths of the

A historic Leith landmark – once an industrial mill, later a cinema and most recently a bingo hall – is set for a new lease of life as a 200-bed student accommodation development.

Democratic Finance Scotland has launched its latest report demonstrating 10 years of direct support to 70 community share offers. The programme, which is part of Development Trusts Association Scotland (DTAS), assists communities across Scotland in raising and managing their own finance through demo

Community organisations across the north of Scotland have received a funding boost of over £2 million, delivered through SSEN Transmission’s Regional Community Benefit Fund. 

The housing sector will take centre stage in Glasgow this April as professionals from across Scotland come together for a day of debate, learning and discussion, followed by an evening recognising the people and teams driving progress in services and communities.

Responding to the Scottish Government's new More Homes Scotland agency, Hanover Scotland's CEO Angela Currie stresses that the 150,000 people on waiting lists and 40,000 in temporary accommodation need urgent action and new homes, not further bureaucracy. Two years ago, the Scottish Government decla

East Ayrshire Council has agreed a balanced budget for 2026/27, allocating £461 million to support services across the area. Councillors approved a 6.9% increase in Council Tax, bringing the Band D rate to £1,717.28. Despite the rise, it remains the lowest increase across Ayrshire. Membe

Wheatley has supported a new programme to help young people get in the fast lane to work and learning with a donation of £10,000. The funding will help finance driving lessons for young people, helping them overcome financial barriers to education and employment.

Aberdeenshire Council has revised its Environment and Climate Change Policy while removing its target to reduce 75% of its emissions by 2030. The policy ensures that, despite removing the 2030 target, climate change and the drive to net zero remains at the heart of how the council makes decisions an