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Arc-Tech Multi-Utilities (MU) has completed an extensive package of works on behalf of Allanwater Homes in Coatbridge.

A developer is considering its options after councillors in Edinburgh granted planning permission for new homes and commercial space in the city centre but its education contribution was increased by £2 million on the toss of a coin.

A new care home is being proposed as the latest attempt to redevelop a site at the corner of St Johns Road and Manse Road in Corstorphine, Edinburgh. Northcare Scotland and Unum Partnership have unveiled initial plans for a mixed-use development that includes a 60-bed care home, five assis

Councillors have given the final green light for the £16.5 million regeneration of Glasgow’s Drumchapel.

Demolition works at Irvine’s high flats are now complete, with all five towers dismantled and the site fully cleared.

Trust board members and the leadership team visited the Association's new homes at Langlands Road in Govan this week.

The learning and development opportunities offered by Grampian Housing Association have been brought together in its new GOALS initiative. Formally launched this week, GOALS demonstrates the Association’s commitment to continuous learning by equipping and supporting colleagues to achieve caree

Scotland’s housing minister Paul McLennan MSP will deliver the keynote speech at the 13th Scottish Empty Homes Conference at The Studio in Glasgow on 29 February. In line with the theme of conference, Learning from the Past – Visions for the Future, the minister will share his insight in

The UK Government has withdrawn plans to exempt accommodation for asylum seekers from houses in multiple occupation (HMO) licensing requirements.

A new poll has revealed 80% of adults in Scotland say the country is currently experiencing a housing crisis as the Scottish Government faces increasing calls to reverse its huge cut to the affordable housing budget. It comes as the Scottish Budget, which saw the Scottish Government announce a &poun

Residential property sales in Scotland experienced an upturn in January, marking the first positive growth in over six months, as reported by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) Residential Market Survey.

River Clyde Homes has been intrumental in bringing Cycling Without Age Scotland (CWAS) to Inverclyde.

Plans to invest £20 million in Clydebank over the next decade have taken a major step forward as a board to steer the redevelopment is set to be appointed.

Three council sites across West Dunbartonshire are set to be sold off for almost £100,000.