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Inverclyde Council has appointed David Forbes as its new chief financial officer. Mr Forbes joins the council from North Ayrshire Council, where he has worked since 2016 and is currently senior manager (strategic business manager).

The preferred bidder for the sale of the former Paisley Grammar Secondary School on Glasgow Road has unveiled its plans for the site.

After River Clyde Homes was shortlisted for six CIH Scottish Housing Awards 2025, customer services director Stevie McLachlan shares what it means to the organisation. I am delighted to confirm that River Clyde Homes has been shortlisted for the Chartered Institute of Housing (CIH) Scotland Housing

Housing association tenants across Scotland are now living in warmer homes and enjoying lower bills, thanks to the success of four of renewable heat projects managed by Warmworks. The projects – delivered in partnership with Langstane Housing Association, Waverley Housing, West of Scotland Hou

The official opening of the Next Steps Hub at Fisherrow Centre took place on Friday, 19 September, marking a major milestone in inclusive community support for young adults with additional needs. Co-designed with participants and rooted in community life, Next Steps, operated by Teens+ offers a pion

Social landlords have made significant progress in reducing empty properties with the number of homes available to let in July falling to the lowest level since monthly records began, according to Housemark’s latest Pulse survey.

Rigid deadlines for improving the energy efficiency of rental homes risk worsening Scotland’s housing crisis by reducing the supply of properties available to rent, the Scottish Property Federation (SPF) has warned. Under current Scottish Government proposals, all rental homes must achieve an

Energy charity ALIenergy is calling on the UK Government to back the introduction of targeted social energy tariffs to curb the "fuel poverty emergency" ahead of the energy price cap rising again next week. The most recent fuel poverty statistics from the 2023 Scottish House Condition Survey display

Share brought together housing professionals from across the sector this week for a landmark event with the Scottish Housing Regulator (SHR). The sold-out event on Wednesday at the Leonardo Royal Hotel created a unique opportunity to hear directly from the Regulator and explore vital themes shaping

Williamsburgh Housing Association used its AGM to say a heartfelt goodbye to someone who’s been at the heart of its work for nearly two decades — Margaret Symons. For 19 years, Margaret gave her time, energy, and wisdom to Williamsburgh's management and sub-committees, always showing up

Members were welcomed to the annual general meeting of Grampian Housing Association earlier this week, held in the year of its 50th anniversary. Following the meeting, Jim Cargill and Ritchie Johnson were re-elected by the board as the chair and vice chair for a second year.

Leigh Jolly has been appointed to the role of chief officer for the Aberdeenshire Health & Social Care Partnership (AHSCP). After leading the AHSCP on an interim basis since May 2025 and following a competitive process which began in June, Leigh has been appointed to the role on a permanent basi

Cala Homes (West) has completed the purchase of land south of Crawfield Road, Bo’ness, to deliver a new neighbourhood in the popular town.

As the weather changes, Fife Council has launched a new ‘Let Your Home Breathe’ campaign, encouraging residents to take simple, practical steps to prevent condensation damp and mould. 

Maryhill Housing has appointed Paul Hillard as its new chair, following the organisation’s 48th Annual General Meeting last week. Paul joined the Maryhill Housing board in 2024, bringing extensive experience in the Registered Social Landlord (RSL) sector, both as a senior staff member and cons