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Work on the £27 million flood protection scheme at Comrie is underway. 

A bill designed to create jobs and drive economic growth across Scotland by promoting investment in communities has been published.

Taylor Wimpey East Scotland has commenced construction on its final development in Calderwood, East Calder.

Scottish Borders Council has unveiled the areas and projects that will be part of a regeneration programme resulting from a £20 million investment for the region as part of the UK Government’s Community Regeneration Partnership.

More than 210,000 children in Scotland will be trapped in poverty by 2030 without urgent investment from the Scottish Government, new analysis from the Institute for Public Policy Research Scotland (IPPR Scotland) has warned.

A new benefit for pensioners is now open for applications in 13 more local authority areas in Scotland.   Pension Age Disability Payment has been extended to Aberdeenshire, Angus, Clackmannanshire, Dundee City, Falkirk, Fife, Moray, Na h-Eileanan Siar (Western Isles), Perth and Kinross and Stir

A sheriff of the Upper Tribunal for Scotland has remitted three applications by the owners of holiday chalets on a lochside estate concerning alleged breaches of property factor duties to the First-tier Tribunal for Scotland after finding that the chalets could be considered residential properties

Share hosted its first ever Young Housing Professional’s Conference on March 20th at the Clayton Hotel in Glasgow.

Hundreds of people gathered to watch the demolition of three multi-storeys in Glasgow yesterday as part of a £100 million regeneration project.

Cairn Housing Association’s chief executive Audrey Simpson has spoken out against the UK government’s planned £5 billion welfare cuts, warning they will have devastating consequences for disabled people and those already struggling to make ends meet. The government’s proposal

Horizon Housing Association’s leadership team has set its sights on the future, with a new CEO, board chair, and vice-chairs at the helm. Michael Driscoll took up the role of CEO earlier this year, bringing extensive experience from his previous roles, most recently as West Highland Housing As

Glasgow-based construction firm City Building, a joint venture between Glasgow City Council and Wheatley Group, has reported a £16 million loss amid rising costs and unforeseen operational expenses. The figure in its latest annual accounts for the year ending March 31, 2023, follows

The UK Parliament's Public Accounts Committee (PAC) has hit out at a series of failed measures to address the cladding crisis in England with thousands of unsafe buildings still yet to be identified eight years on from Grenfell and a serious under-estimation of the impact its policies are having on

Plans to regenerate the iconic Govan Graving Docks have received strong backing as they go before Glasgow City Council’s Planning Committee. City planners have recommended approval for proposals to build up to 304 new energy efficient homes on the site’s southern boundary – part of

With the Scottish Government’s latest budget largely welcomed for restoring crucial funding for affordable housing and increasing support for medical adaptations, concerns have been raised that older people remain at risk as support services struggle. Speaking at the CIH Scottish Housing Festi