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East Lothian Council is looking for help to choose a name for East Lothian's new town.

The charity Disabled Persons Housing Service Aberdeen has launched its new 'Families First' project which will offer information, advice and advocacy to people living with a disability and their families and carers about housing options in and around Aberdeen. The new service will advise people on h

Argyll and Bute Council is asking members of the public about their priorities for council services as it prepares to bridge an estimated £9.2 million funding gap in 2020/21. Aileen Morton, council leader, said: “Unfortunately, it has become the norm to speak every year about how much of

Thenue Housing has delivered a £9.3 million housing boost for Glasgow's east end. On the same day that Thenue celebrated its first 40 years, the housing association unveiled the landmark development of 49 energy-efficient homes close to Glasgow Green.

Positive Action in Housing (PAIH) has said that Serco may carry out lock change evictions today.

The long-awaited public inquiry report into the Grenfell Tower tragedy has concluded that the choice, combination and installation of cladding led to the fire spreading so quickly. Published today, the 1,000-page phase 1 report follows the first phase of the inquiry, which looked at what happened on

A pioneering initiative implemented by Paisley Housing Association to improve gardens in Paisley's west end has been hailed a huge success. The association launched its “West End Transformation Project” almost a year ago to deliver improvements to over 20 of its tenement blocks.

Southside Housing Association (SHA) has chosen Orchard Housing as its Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) partner to support it to achieve its digital ambitions.

Ardenglen Housing Association served up lunch with a difference this week with murder and mystery on the menu. Ideally timed for Halloween, the occasion was a first for Ardenglen and attracted a full house at Castlemilk’s Maureen Cope Hall.

Comhairle nan Eilean Siar (CnES) and Skills Development Scotland (SDS) will help apprentices in the Western Isles access low-cost housing with the creation of a new charter. The charter is a first of its kind for Scotland, outlining how the two organisations will work together to increase oppor

Cruden Homes West has donated £1,000 to Shelter Scotland to support 'Housing as a Human Right'. This year's Scottish Housing Day on 18 September 2019 recognised the importance of establishing ‘Housing as a Human Right’.

Cairn Housing Association has set the bar on modernising annual reports as it launches a fun, interactive online platform for its 2019 summary.

The Scottish Federation of Housing Associations (SFHA) has responded to the new figures which revealed that applications for crisis grants from the Scottish Welfare Fund increased by 12% in the quarter until June compared with the corresponding period last year. Jeremy Hewer, SFHA policy lead, said:

Fife councillors have unanimously rejected a planning application submitted by Omnivale Ltd to build 140 homes in the north of Dunfermline after developers refused to contribute money towards a northern link road to relieve traffic. Omnivale applied to Fife Council for planning permission in princip

CALA Management Ltd and Voluntary Services Aberdeen (VSA) have withdrawn plans submitted to Aberdeen City Council to build 41 flats in the city.