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The Scottish Government intends to establish a new national housing agency with a focus on simplicity, scale and speed to enable the delivery of housing of all types, helping to meet housing need across Scotland. The executive agency will be called ‘More Homes Scotland’ and is expected t

A campaign has been launched to encourage people to make their home in Dumfries and Galloway in response to a population decline that has seen numbers fall from 148,000 to 145,000 in recent years. Latest figures reveal a complex demographic picture. Like many rural areas, the region’s populati

Barrhead Housing has kicked off the new year with the launch of a high-quality affordable housing development with AS Homes Scotland. The start of work on the four-storey block of 12 energy-efficient flats at Cross Arthurlie Street in Barrhead has been welcomed by Councillor Danny Devlin, convenor o

Paid time off to assist with access to housing is among a package of support agreed by councillors for East Lothian Council employees experiencing domestic abuse and gender-based violence. Alongside practical measures to support employees living with domestic abuse and gender-based violence, the loc

Fuel poverty in Scotland may be accelerating, with those under 35 particularly hard hit, according to new findings from Edinburgh-based energy efficiency social enterprise Changeworks.  

Work on the latest phase of a regeneration scheme in Sighthill is set to bring significant long-term investment to Glasgow.

As Scotland kicks off a landmark year of sport, charitable organisations across the country are invited to apply for a share of a £63,000 fund from Barratt and David Wilson Homes. The newly launched 2026 Community Fund will support groups which promote healthy and active lifestyles, with fundi

First minister John Swinney has pledged bold reform of housing in the public sector to ensure the next generation has access to affordable homes to rent or buy. Speaking ahead of a government announcement tomorrow, the first minister said changes are needed if Scotland is to fully grasp the opportun

Thenue Housing has made a key appointment to its property services team. Gillian Logan has been appointed to the role of property services manager (development) following the retiral of the previous holder of the post.

Scotland's housing secretary Màiri McAllan has sharply criticised the UK Government’s newly published Warm Homes Plan, arguing that the long‑awaited package fails to address the core barrier to clean‑heat uptake: the high cost of electricity.

New regulations to protect tenants from damp and mould will be laid in the Scottish Parliament.

Grampian Housing Association’s chief executive, Craig Stirrat, will be retiring in autumn 2026 following 12 years of dedicated service with the organisation and over 43 years’ commitment to the social housing sector. Craig became chief executive of the Grampian Housing Association Group

The latest House Price Index published by Registers of Scotland has revealed that the average price of a property in Scotland in November 2025 was £193,000, an increase of 4.5% when compared to November 2024.

The Scottish Homebuilding & Renovating Show, Scotland’s only dedicated consumer exhibition for self-builders, home renovators and improvers, has officially confirmed its 2026 dates.

A new solar scheme is now helping to power essential water services in the Scottish Borders, helping to lower operational costs and supporting Scottish Water’s drive to cut carbon emissions.