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An energy supplier has collapsed, leaving Ofgem to step in to ensure supplies for the provider's thousands of customers. Basingstoke-based Tomato Energy supplies around 15,000 domestic customers and 8,000 non-domestic customers.  

Thousands of people at risk of experiencing homelessness will be able to open bank accounts for the first time through a new pilot between Shelter and five major banks, which will allow the charity to support people without a fixed address into paid employment.

Civil, structural and conservation engineering firm Will Rudd has played a pivotal role in supporting Taylor Wimpey East Scotland in starting the delivery of their Dolphingstone masterplan near Wallyford.

Caledonia Housing Group has marked a major milestone in its journey towards a sustainable and socially responsible future with the publication of its first Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) report. Aligned with the Sustainability Reporting Standard (SRS) for Social Housing, the report outli

SSEN Transmission has signed the first major agreements as part of its pledge to support the delivery of 1,000 new homes across the north of Scotland. The pledge was included in the Perth-headquartered business’s Housing Strategy, published last year as part of a £20 billion investment t

Several Thenue Housing board members have resigned over the last few weeks amid concerns regarding two co-opted appointments.

A community organisation has hailed the impact that funding from Lintel Trust has had on its service to support people moving from homelessness into secure homes. When Community Links Scotland launched the West Dunbartonshire Energy Advice Service in 2023, it was in response to a very real and urgen

Members of the Badenoch and Strathspey Committee have agreed to adopt an Area Place Plan for the region.

Barratt Redrow plc has reported a steady performance for the 17-week period ending 26 October 2025, maintaining solid forward sales and progressing well with its integration of Redrow, despite ongoing challenges in the UK housing market. During the period, the housebuilder achieved a net private res

A renovation project is underway to deliver internal and external improvements at Phyllis Jane Court in Wishaw, enhancing the living environment for residents, staff and visitors.

An East Midlands social housing provider has been fined £32,000 after multiple workers were diagnosed with vibration-related ill-health conditions such as Hand-Arm Vibration Syndrome (HAVS). The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) launched an investigation after it received more than ten reports

Pineview Housing Association has promoted Ben Keenan to senior housing officer. Following the external promotion of the previous post holder, Pineview reviewed whether it required the senior housing officer position and agreed to commence a recruitment process.

Tim Pogson has been named as housing convenor by the City of Edinburgh Council following the suspension of Councillor Lezley Marion Cameron. The current chair of Edinburgh’s Integration Joint Board, Mr Pogson is a service improvement manager at Scotland’s Housing Network and is also a bo

Provost of Fife, Jim Leishman, recently held a civic reception at the Glen Pavilion in Dunfermline for the charity Veterans Housing Scotland. The reception was held with invited guests to celebrate the significant contribution that Fife serving armed forces personnel and veterans make to the UK's Ar

Applications for the latest public buildings framework from LHC Procurement Group (LHCPG) – worth a total of £1.5 billion – are open until 9 December 2025.