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Thenue Housing has helped a local community to come together to keep its neighbourhood looking its best.

Scottish housing minister Paul McLennan MSP visited Tarryholme in Irvine to celebrate the completion of the second phase of Riverside Scotland’s latest development.

The Scottish Procurement Alliance (SPA) is urging public sector organisations to attend its AGM this month to hear insights from net zero housing experts.

North Ayrshire’s newest council housing development has been hailed by housing minister Paul McLennan MSP. The landmark 71-unit development at Irvine’s Harbourside was officially opened earlier this summer.

A sheriff in the Upper Tribunal for Scotland has allowed an appeal by a landlord who was refused an order for possession by the First-tier Tribunal after it ruled that he had not made out the eviction ground of intention to demolish or remodel the let property.

It is with great sadness that the management committee of Lanarkshire Housing Association (LHA) has announced the death of its chairperson Charles Millar following a short illness. Originally a tenant of LHA, Charlie was elected to the management committee in 1984 where he served in a variety of pos

Connect Modular and Cunninghame Housing Association (CHA) hosted housing minister Paul McLennan MSP along with Provost Jim Todd to welcome the first residents to a volumetric-modular, affordable housing development at Shortlees in Kilmarnock.

Existing Homes Alliance chair Lori McElroy responds to recent proposals to reform Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs). Most of us rely on gas and oil boilers to heat our homes, but that reliance is driving the cost of living crisis and adding to the climate crisis.

More than 300 people supported by and working for Hillcrest Futures experienced Dundee’s first all accessible music festival.

Lovell Partnerships has marked the start of a new housing development in Midlothian with a sod-cutting ceremony.

South Scotland MSP Martin Whitfield visited Eildon’s Riverside House supported housing development in Peebles yesterday to see the Older People Active Lives (OPAL) project in action first-hand. The OPAL service for the Borders was launched last summer in partnership between charities Eild

Urbanite Living has commenced construction on-site to deliver a £33 million student accommodation development at Jocelyn Square in Glasgow city centre.

Shelter Scotland has welcomed Annie Mauger-Thompson and Jamie Kinlochan as new members to its committee bringing a varied and diverse wealth of experience to the charity’s ongoing fight for home. Annie is an experienced leader in the public and not-for-profit sectors. She is chief executive at

Berwickshire Housing Association has appointed Richard Hukin as its new executive director of business support. Richard Hukin’s role will see him lead the finance, governance, people and culture, business performance, and ICT teams.

A range of community support initiatives for people living in South Queensferry has been unveiled by Cala Homes (East) as part of its major newCommunity Pledge programme.