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Rev Dr Richard Frazer The Church of Scotland has attacked a new cap on benefits which will limit the amount UK families can receive in benefits to £20,000 from Monday onwards.

The vice-chairman of Osprey Housing Moray has won the Helen McGregor Award from sector support organisation EVH in recognition of the outstanding contribution he has made to his local community

Pictured (l-r): Caledonia Housing Association Staff & Board Members: Rachel Martin, Tim Calderbank, David Chalmers (Brewin Dolphin Award Sponsor), Helen Archibald, Irene Harrison, Elaine O’Brien, Gill Donoghue, Joe Dewar, Penny Coburn, Julie Cosgrove, Gary Purvey, Angela Murphy & Hannah Me

Scotland’s biggest trade union, Unite, has said politicians need to support public ownership of energy companies if they are serious about tackling the country’s fuel poverty crisis. The union said Housing Minister Kevin Stewart's plans to spend an additional £10 million on warmer homes were un

Kevin Stewart MSP Housing Minister Kevin Stewart has opened today's national Fuel Poverty Matters conference in Clydebank.

North Lanarkshire Council has announced plans to boost the economy by £1 billion by bringing 11,000 new homes and 10,000 jobs to North Lanarkshire over the next 10 years.

There will be almost 600 more homeless children in Scotland this Christmas than last year, Shelter Scotland announced as it launched its Winter appeal. A total of 5,224 children will wake up homeless on Christmas Day - an increase of 591 on last year - according to the charity, which called it a "sc

Eleven tenants in Garmouth, Moray are receiving free solar electricity thanks to Aberdeenshire social housing landlord Osprey Housing.

ng homes has gained silver accreditation in the National Award for Environmental Excellence from Keep Scotland Beautiful.

A team from the Institute for Social Policy, Housing, Environment and Real Estate (I-SPHERE) at Heriot-Watt University has raised over £3,000 from a youth homelessness charity. The team is participating in The Rock Trust's Ending Youth Homelessness Sleep-Out in Edinburgh's Festival Square tomorrow.

Staff from Almond Housing Association took part in this year’s Great Scottish Run, running 10 kilometres to raise money for local charity Homestart West Lothian.

Thenue Housing this week held it first-ever event designed specifically for its older tenants.

Rowan Gardens, a Very Sheltered Development in Greenock celebrated Halloween in style this year with its own self-decorated ghoulish party.

Jenny Laing Aberdeen City Council has agreed to take forward a feasibility study to build 2,000 new council houses in the city by 2022.

The number of empty council properties in Aberdeen has been halved in the past year. The number of void properties available for re-let declined from 399 to 211 (47 per cent) between October 2015 and October 2016, a new report by Martin Smith, the council's area housing manager, states.