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Heat Network Zones are set to be established in West Lothian as part of a proposed plan to increase energy efficiency and lower carbon emissions. Heat networks supply heat to homes and buildings from a central source, avoiding the need for individual heating systems. They can offer an efficient, env

With times tough as the country continues to battle the ongoing cost-of-living crisis, Melville Housing Association has made donations totalling £4,500 to charities that help struggling households.

A large proportion of people would not buy a newly built property due to concerns over quality, according to a new report from the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB).

New Gorbals Housing Association’s milestone North Gate development has won a prestigious Saltire Housing Design Award for 2023.

Duncan Smith, head of energy & sustainability at River Clyde Homes, reflects on an information event on the delivery of heat networks and asks how projects can be scaled up to a city-wide level. Some colleagues from River Clyde Homes and I attended this week's Heat Networks Delivery session

Responses to the Scottish Parliament’s recent call for views on its proposed Cladding Remediation Bill have now been published.

Angus Council has approved plans for 57 new homes on the outskirts of Carnoustie. DJ Laing Homes Ltd will deliver a mix of single, one-and-a-half and two-storey detached and semi-detached properties – 14 of which will be in the “affordable” criteria – on unused Gree

Listed housebuilder Springfield Properties has said it is confident of meeting market expectations for the year to May 31 2024 despite continued "uncertainty" in the market.

The first ten homes in a “truly transformative" housing development in Fort William have been handed over.

Eye-catching artwork has been installed at the Inverclyde Centre as part of a project inspired by local residents.

Scotland's Chief Statistician has released the results of the 2022 Scottish Household Survey.

People with money worries in North Lanarkshire are being urged to get in touch with the council’s Tackling Poverty Team now rather than wait until after the new year.

Inverclyde residents are being encouraged to have their say on local spending priorities as the council looks at ways to plug an estimated £5.4 million gap over the next two years. The local authority has launched a budget consultation covering the 2024/26 period.

Jillian Galloway has been appointed as the chief officer of the Angus Health and Social Care Partnership (HSCP). Ms Galloway, who is currently head of community health and care services at Angus HSCP, started her career in the NHS as part of the cancer audit team in Ninewells in 2001, taking up her

Following consultation with residents and interested organisations in and around the west of the city a final framework for development to the south of Edinburgh Airport will be considered by the City of Edinburgh Council’s Planning Committee next Tuesday.