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Preventative tenancy sustainment work is now more important than ever for community-based housing associations, due to the financial and other pressures facing people, according to a new report.

New figures show that 30,729 households in England have received a Section 21 or ‘no-fault’ eviction notice since last July. The figures from the Ministry of Justice also show that 7,270 households in England were served with a Section 21 or a ‘no-fault’ eviction notice betwe

A groundbreaking new book is set to challenge conventional thinking on housing policy, past and present. The author, Dr Stewart Montgomery, specialises in the implementation of housing and equality law into organisational practice.

Glasgow-based residential letting agent Dwello has expanded its team, following the rapid initial growth of the business.

Local people and Highland councillors will be invited to attend stakeholder meetings later this year to focus on the specific housing needs of communities as part of a review of the Highland Housing Register Housing Allocations Policy.

Doris Jamieson has been appointed by Scottish Ministers as a new Scottish Housing Regulator board member from 11 August 2025.  Doris was a non-executive director for nine years at a housing association based in the East of England with 30,000 homes. She aspired to improve the quality of homes a

The Housing Ombudsman has published its latest ‘learning from severe maladministration’ report, which focuses on complaints about windows from tenants across England.

Deputy First Minister Kate Forbes has announced support for almost 80 organisations delivering regeneration projects to realise the economic potential of Scotland's communities. More than £2.5 million has been allocated from the Strengthening Communities Programme in 2025-26 to continue suppor

Young people and people with sensory loss are amongst groups who will be supported by funding for projects aimed at increasing understanding of how climate change is relevant to them and how they can take action. A total of £273,000 of Climate Engagement funding will be shared among eight orga

The local government craft membership of the Unite union has voted to accept a pay offer from the Convention of Scottish Local Authorities (COSLA). The craft workers' agreement covers a two-year period running from 1 April 2025 to 31 March 2027.  It comprises a 4% uplift in pay, which will run

A civic reception to mark 50 years of Elderpark Housing has taken place in the splendid surroundings of Glasgow's City Chambers. Past and present Committee and Board members, existing and former members of staff, contractors and others associated with the organisation over the half a century gathere

Join hosts Kieran Findlay and Jimmy Black as they delve into the complexities of housing adaptations in Scotland. Featuring insights from Professor Vikki McCall from the University of Stirling and SFHA policy manager Susie Fitton, this episode explores the challenges and opportunities in adapting ho

Jimmy Black says the current funding system for adaptations makes no sense.

Aberdeenshire-based housebuilding and construction firm, Bancon Group, has posted strong trading results, with accounts for its most recent financial year showing pre-tax profits have doubled to £2.6 million since the previous year. Its latest set of accounts, for the year to 31 March 2025, sh

Angus Council is seeking views on its draft Mixed Tenure Common Repairs Policy.