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Aico was awarded the Electrical Contractors Association (ECA) Best Supply Chain Initiative Award for its Expert Installer training scheme earlier this month, for the second successive year.

Marshall Construction has broken ground on a project to deliver new apartments for disabled adults in Edinburgh.

A Reporter for the Scottish Ministers was found to have erred in law by accepting without question the findings of the planning authority regarding the quantity of effective housing land supply in the area.

A new milestone has been reached at Perth’s new Bertha Park village with an extended bus route connecting the village to town and giving the community a convenient way to travel. Managing director for Stagecoach East Scotland Douglas Robertson (left) and Springfield central managing

A milestone has been reached in the regeneration of the former Victoria Road School in Torry, Aberdeen, with the transfer of ownership to the new owner Grampian Housing Association.

Eildon Housing Association has spoken of its “delight” after its latest development at High Street/Chapel Street in Selkirk was recognised as the Best Small Affordable Housing Development of the Year at the recent Scottish Home Awards.

Cassiltoun Housing Association was delighted to welcome Aico’s regional specification manager, Tony Boyle, to deliver CPD training to its staff team. 

Housing associations, homelessness charities and organisations from across Scottish society have today written a joint letter to call on First Minister Nicola Sturgeon to speed up the introduction of a new income supplement to tackle child poverty.

Extreme disadvantage such as homelessness and substance dependency is experienced by one in 28 adults in Scotland each year, according to new research.

UK electrical contractor ECS Group (Electrical Safety and Compliance) has opened a new office in the old Glasgow area of Port Dundas.

Glasgow City Council has approved the development of 17 four-bedroom homes in the city’s South Side.

Planning permission has been granted to transform a disused building in Aberdeen city centre into residential flats.

Planning minister Kevin Stewart said communities will have more say in shaping the future development of their areas after MSPs agreed to a “radical shake-up” of planning laws.

The many ways in which community controlled housing associations help tackle loneliness and social isolation are being showcased today at the Annual Regeneration Conference of Glasgow and West of Scotland Forum of Housing Associations (GWSF). Over 100 delegates and contributors will gather to hear a

Work to deliver 800 new homes and a new primary school at one of the gateways into Haddington is well under way with a number of developers on site at various stages of construction.