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The roll-out of 500 new on-street cycle storage units in Glasgow will begin early this year after the confirmation of a contract with cycle storage provider Cyclehoop.

Cunninghame Housing Association (CHA) has announced the appointment of Jacqueline Cameron as its new group chief executive officer. Jacqueline, who has served as the Association’s executive director of housing and property services since January 2022, brings a wealth of experience and a proven

Savings and adjustments totalling £615,500 have been agreed as part of early work to close West Dunbartonshire Council’s £10.4 million budget gap.

Cairn Group has marked a quarter century of building a ‘whole market’ residential property agency across Scotland’s central belt. Within the last year, a series of acquisitions and a comprehensive management restructure with the promotion of its management team to create joint mana

Three North Ayrshire community initiatives have benefitted from donations made by Cunninghame Housing Association (CHA). The funding for all the organisations came from Cunninghame's 'Making Our Communities a Better Place Fund' which operates throughout the year (1st April to 31st March) until the a

Communities across Scotland are being supported to take climate action, thanks to the realisation of a nationwide network of Climate Action Hubs.

Organisations carrying out vital work at the heart of East Dunbartonshire's towns and villages are being urged to start off 2025 in style – by applying for a funding boost.

Sandy Adam of Springfield Properties has been awarded an OBE by King Charles in the New Year Honours list. Mr Adam is the founder and chairman of Springfield Properties which has its headquarters in Elgin and operates across most of Scotland.

Construction of a major new residential development is set to commence early this year at the former Playdrome Leisure Centre site, which has been acquired by Miller Homes.

The Highland Council has appointed Pat Munro to carry out improvement works at Raigmore Housing Estate in Inverness.

The Scottish Government has been urged to set out fresh plans to tackle homelessness after new research found that 52,363 people were without a home at Christmas in 2023. A parliamentary question submitted by the Scottish Liberal Democrats revealed that on 25th December 2023, there were 30,557 live

Legislation requiring new-build homes to be equipped with infrastructure supporting the fastest possible broadband connection has come into force this week.

A previous ‘ghost town’ in West Lothian is coming back to life as more tenants move into their affordable homes.

Staff at Caledonia Housing Association stepped up in the lead-up to Christmas, demonstrating their commitment to giving back to the communities they serve through a range of thoughtful initiatives.

The team at Govanhill Housing Association has been actively working to ease the challenges faced by tenants due to the rising cost of living.