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(from left) Jamie Maclennan Calmax Construction Ltd, Matthew Hebditch TIG, John Maciver HHP’s director of operations, John Mackay Local Councillor, Donald Mackay Calmax Construction Ltd, Joan Mackay Commun Eachdraidh Nis, Mary Campbell Commun Eachdraidh Nis, Iain Gordon MacDonald Commun Eachdraidh

An environmentally-friendly social housing development has been completed in Kilsyth by Glasgow-based construction and manufacturing specialists CCG (Scotland) Ltd – taking the total number of new homes built by the firm in the area to over 100. The new development, located on Bogside Road, compri

Katy Dickson The independent review of the Scottish Planning System missed an opportunity to address important planning issues within the rural sector, according to Scottish Land & Estates and rural property specialist Savills.

Some Wheatley staff who are offering mentoring support through the programme in partnership with MCR Pathways Young people from disadvantaged communities are receiving vital mentoring support thanks to staff from Wheatley Group.

The Scottish Housing Regulator has decided not to extend the statutory appointments to Muirhouse Housing Association following a review of its engagement with the Association. A revised regulation plan from the watchdog reveals that Muirhouse has taken action to address the issues that led to the Re

Homes along the loch at Bertha Park Detailed plans of the first phase of Springfield Properties’ £1 billion Bertha Park development have been approved by Perth and Kinross Council.

Patrice Fabien Patrice Fabien, a partner at BTO Solicitors specialising in social housing, details the implications of Scottish RSLs being reclassified as public sector bodies.

Jean Miller, voluntary board member of New Gorbals Property Management (left) and Douglas Spowart, relationship director in the commercial real estate team at Bank of Scotland The first residents have moved into a new housing development on the south bank of Glasgow’s River Clyde.

Members of Aberdeenshire Housing Partnership's Colleague Council Aberdeenshire Housing Partnership (AHP) has been awarded the internationally recognised Investors in People Silver Accreditation.

Housebuilder Bellway has said it is on track for a record year as strong demand for new homes appears unaffected by uncertainty over the EU referendum outcome. The FTSE 250 company, which built 7,752 properties in the twelve months to July last year, expects to build at least 10 per cent more homes

Work is entering the final stages on Fife Council’s new housing development at Blairadam Fields in Kelty. Cllr Judy Hamilton, executive spokesperson for housing & building services, visited the development recently where 58 properties are being built by Persimmon Homes for the council.

As part of the 40th Anniversary celebrations, director Chris Cunningham and chair Gillian Johnston (centre) thanked Nan Sangster for her 30 years of membership on the Management Committee, from 1985 to 2015 Over 150 people gathered at West Brewery in Glasgow Green last week to celebrate the 40th ann

Roseanna Cunningham Environment secretary Roseanna Cunningham has urged communities to make the most of the opportunity to own and manage land and other shared assets.

Mary Taylor Ahead of today’s Holyrood debate on ‘Dignity, Fairness and Respect and Disability Benefits’, the Scottish Federation of Housing Associations (SFHA) is highlighting the potentially devastating effects of little known changes to Housing Benefit by the UK government – as well as the

Kirsty Wells Social landlords in Scotland and across the UK have managed to reduce back office costs while increasing annual turnover, according to new data analysis from HouseMark.