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There is a greater risk of electrical fires in social housing due to inequalities in electrical safety standards, a leading safety charity has said. Electrical Safety First is calling on the Scottish Government to equalise safety checks between private rented housing and social housing.

This year, Fife Housing Group celebrated National Apprenticeship Week (6-10 March) with the launch of a Housing Apprentice role, in partnership with SHARE. Ross Glancy was the successful applicant, becoming the social landlord's first ever Housing Apprentice.

Plans to build an 81-bedroom nursing home in partnership with Abbeyfield Scotland in Aberdeen have been put out for consultation. Developer Dandara has proposed building 14 homes and a new nursing home instead of 50 houses for which they have already received planning permission.

Property experts are attributing a surge in house sales in the Borders to the popularity of the Borders railway, which re-opened in 2015.

Maryhill Housing has launched an exciting series of events to mark forty years of serving the community.

A Glasgow homeless support team and the people they support, collectively known as Portman Peddlers, cycled the 558 miles between Glasgow and Paris to raise money for a Scottish care charity last week.

Rhona McLeod A new report commissioned by Trust Housing Association has concluded that the social landlord's Housing with Care model of integrated housing and care services for older people could offer an affordable solution to the growing issue of long-term delayed discharges in Scottish hospitals.

Victoria Nixon It’s easy for students to forget about reclaiming deposits from rented accommodation, but research by SafeDeposits Scotland shows that students at some universities are more forgetful than others.

Ayrshire Housing is pleased to support the community shop in Barr, one of Ayrshire's "prettiest villages".

Eildon Housing has submitted plans for 34 new flats on a brownfield site in central Galashiels. The social landlord wants to erect a four-and-a-half storey block on a former caravan storage yard on Huddersfield Street, currently zoned for industrial or retail use by Scottish Borders Council, the Bor

Supporters of Bethany Christian Trust put themselves to the test by zip sliding across the Clyde to raise support for people who are homeless in Scotland. Despite the typical Scottish weather on the day, the daring individuals still managed to raise over £1700 for the homeless charity.

Cordale Housing Association are delighted to have been shortlisted as finalists for both an industry award and a business award. Earlier this month, Cordale were announced as a finalist for the Best Performing Business (under 25 employees) category in the West Dunbartonshire Working4Business Awards

CMS Window Systems has been appointed by North Lanarkshire Council as the successful bidder for its window and door replacement framework tender. The £7 million contract to replace energy inefficient windows and doors in domestic properties across the region will run for three years until the end o

Taylor Wimpey has submitted plans to build 40 new homes in Glasgow’s East End. The national housebuilder have officially submitted to Glasgow City Council their proposals to develop at the former Glasgow Zoo site and Ellismuir Road in Baillieston.

The average UK house price fell by 0.6% in March compared to February 2017, according to new figures.