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Care and support charity LinkLiving has been awarded £25,000 of grant funding to support young people in managing their mental health and wellbeing through sport.

The shortlist for the Scotland Excel Supplier Excellence Awards 2023 has been announced. This year’s finalists represent the quality, diversity and sheer commitment of suppliers on the frameworks, who go above and beyond to serve communities across Scotland.

Up to £30 million will be made available through the Fuel Insecurity Fund next year to help households who are at risk of self-rationing or self-disconnecting their energy use, first minister Humza Yousaf has announced.

Retiring Kingdom Housing Association group chief executive Bill Banks has been recognised by Secured by Design (SBD) for his work around Designing Out Crime in Kingdom Housing Association’s properties. Bill joined Kingdom Housing Association in 1987. Headquartered in Glenrothes, Kingdom works

Housing will be given its own ministerial office after new first minister Humza Yousaf completed the appointment of his ministerial team. Consisting of 10 cabinet secretaries, including the first minister, the Scottish cabinet will be supported by 18 junior ministers, with Paul McLennan aw

Perth and Kinross Council members have approved plans to construct four new flats within a Conservation Area in Blairgowrie.

The Dundee Health and Social Care Integration Joint Board (IJB) agreed its budget for the coming year at its meeting yesterday. A total of £284.1 million will be spent on service delivery in 2023/24, an increase of £4.5m on last year’s figure.

A significant proportion of Romanian migrants have experienced an increase in xenophobia and racism following the Brexit vote of 2016, A recent study by a University of Glasgow-led research centre has identified.

As part of its support for East Renfrewshire’s Developing the Young Workforce programme, and its commitment to the Scottish Government’s Young Persons’ Guarantee Scheme, Taylor Wimpey West Scotland hosted a site visit at its Duncarnock development in Barrhead for 14 students aged 1

The Citizens Advice network in Scotland helped people with energy issues more than 12,000 times in February, new data from Citizens Advice Scotland (CAS) has revealed. In total, the CAB network issued advice on gas and electricity 12,386 times in February. Gas and electricity remained the single top

A major new study into the effect of Universal Credit on social housing tenants has revealed the detrimental impact it is having on lives and how it is driving people into debt and poverty.

A development site in Oban that has the capacity for around 100 new homes could be acquired by Link Group after Argyll Community Housing Association (ACHA) decided to prioritise other locations. ACHA unveiled plans in January 2020 to deliver new affordable homes in the Glencruitten area af

Clyde Valley Housing Association (CVHA) chief executive Lynn Wassell will be leaving the Association this Summer after six years in the role. Ms Wassell will move on to an exciting opportunity to head up the strategic development of new services for a children’s charity.

As Scottish Veterans Residences (SVR) begins its journey to net zero and develops its knowledge about climate change & sustainability, its chief executive Martin Nadin says charities need support to be able to achieve their targets. The Scottish and UK Governments declared a climate emergen

BBC's investigation programme Panorama has looked into ‘what’s gone wrong with our housing’ with a focus on the impact of the right to buy (RTB) policy.