News

The 13th annual Scottish Empty Homes Conference will take place in Glasgow on Thursday 29 February. Held in The Studio on Hope Street, the conference will bring together housing experts, public servants, and others to discuss the role of empty homes in Scotland.

Royal Bank of Scotland joined forces with Social Bite to host a Christmas dinner for people who’ve experienced homelessness.

Crisis, the national charity for homeless people, has received a £500 donation towards its Crisis at Christmas campaign from independent housebuilder Dandara.

Scotsman Developments Ltd has announced the next phase of its proposals for a mixed-use development at the former Madras College campus site on Kilrymont Road in St Andrews.

Plans for a three-storey residential roof extension to Campbell House in Glasgow have been granted full planning permission.

Springfield has received planning approval for 39 affordable homes in Aberlour as part of an invaluable investment for the village.

The Scottish Government's plan to cut its housing budget by around £200 million next year will have "devastating" consequences for social housing supply and homelessness support, ministers have been warned.

Scotland's housing market exhibited a complex trend in October 2023, distinguished by a modest annual increase in average house prices, juxtaposed with a monthly decrease and a significant decline in residential sales volumes.

Money to help with heating costs is on its way to around 400,000 people on low incomes through the Scottish Government benefit Winter Heating Payment.

Moray Council has been praised by the Scottish Government for reducing the amount of time taken on planning application decisions.

Tenants in Jackson Crescent, Moodiesburn, are looking forward to spending their first Christmas in one of North Lanarkshire Council's new homes located in Bellway’s ‘Manor Glen’ development.

Fife Housing Group decided to spread some Christmas spirit this year by having a ‘Christmas Carnival’ themed mobile event, visiting 13 local communities and distributing over £3,000 worth of prizes. The ‘Christmas Carnival’ involved tenants and their families coming alo

In preparation for Christmas, pupils in Primary 4 from Holy Family RC Primary in Winchburgh gathered to raise an amazing £600 towards the work of Bethany Christian Trust through handcrafted gift sales and donations from their teachers. This amazing gift reflected lots of hard work by the prima

A developer has reduced the number of homes at its planned restoration of a dilapidated former police headquarters in Glasgow’s East End.

Revised plans have been submitted to demolish the redundant Cranstonhill police station to make way for a residential block after the Scottish Government decided against a previous proposal.