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(from left) Melville chief executive Andrew Noble, Bob Anderson and his wife Linda Anderson, and Brian Christie It was a night for goodbyes and new beginnings at Melville Housing Association’s 2017 Annual General Meeting (AGM) with two long-standing members among the five standing down, and seven

Combustible cladding has been found in 57 private high-rise properties in Glasgow though it is understood that the total number of flats affected is likely to be in the low hundreds. Glasgow City Council made the admission after Holyrood's local government and communities committee was told earlier

Work on the first phase of a £5.12 million improvement programme for almost 200 homes in the Priesthill area of Glasgow has now been completed. Glasgow City Council, which part-funded the improvements, was asked to intervene when concerns were raised by residents and elected members about the condi

The housing proposal was designed by Halliday Fraser Munro Grampian Housing Association has revealed its “disappointment” after a decision by Aberdeen City Council blocked its plans to develop affordable homes designed to attract graduates to the area.

Housing officer Lee Barros and Greenock tenant Julie Bell River Clyde Homes has taken a significant step forward in delivering modern services to its customers with the launch of mobile tablets for front-line staff.

Fife Council adopted the region’s Local Development Plan FIFEplan after two modifications requested by Scottish Ministers were made to the plan. Councillor Altany Craik, convener of the economy, tourism, strategic planning & transportation committee, said: “This is the last step in producing

CCG’s expert planned maintenance division Asset Management has commenced a kitchen replacement contract on behalf of Forth Housing Association. The contract comprises full kitchen replacement, electrical works, and decoration to 29 properties bringing the kitchens up to SHQS standard. Located in t

Kevin Stewart Housing minister Kevin Stewart outlines the reasons for his support of this year’s Scottish Housing Day.

(from left) Robina and James McCusker (Mollins Gate residents), Stephen Profili (Lovell), Cllr Greg Lennon, Cllr Willie Doolan, Cllr Michael McPake, Craig Sanderson (Link), Ross Aitken (a Mollins Gate resident), Angela Tagg (a Mollins Gate resident) Coinciding with Scottish Housing Day 2017, partner

(from left) Cllr Martin Earl, Mark Griffiths (RSHA Board member), Margaret Vass (chair of RSHA), Robert Marshall (Marshall Construction), Dick Johnstone (chair of Callander Community Council), Tony Teasdale (chief executive - RSHA) Rural Stirling Housing Association celebrated Scottish Housing Day t

Marilyn Clewes Tenants must get more involved with their housing association if they want a real say in how their communities take shape in the future, Queens Cross Housing Association said today as it lent its support to Scottish Housing Day.

Roddy Kyle Housing and care provider Bield is supporting Scottish Housing Day by underlining how it endorses its own “year round ethos”.

(from left) Scottish Liberal Democrats leader Willie Rennie MSP; Scottish Conservatives leader Ruth Davidson MSP; Scottish National Party leader and First Minister Nicola Sturgeon MSP; Scottish Green Party co-convener Patrick Harvie MSP; Scottish Labour shadow community minister Pauline McNeill MSP;

Combustible cladding has been found in some private high-rise properties in Glasgow but neither the owners, residents or the fire service have been informed, MSPs have been told. Glasgow City Council planning official, Raymond Barlow, told MSPs on the Scottish Parliament’s local government and com

Partick Housing Association has started work on its latest project to provide much needed affordable homes in the heart of Partick, by transforming the site of the former St Peter’s Primary School. Iain Nicolson, chair of the Association’s investment committee, said: “There is a real shortage