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The City of Edinburgh Council has decided not to appeal a Court of Session ruling that found its short-term lets (STL) licensing policy to be unlawful.

Fife Council’s Local Review Body will next week consider whether a well-used temporary car park in Aberdour can remain. A condition on the planning approval for the Inchcolm Green development required that the Main Street carriageway was widened to provide two lanes for traffic along the site

Kingdom Support & Care (KSC) has worked alongside national social mobility charity Career Ready to successfully complete its first Career Ready intern placement. Keira Abercrombie spent four weeks with Kingdom Support & Care as part of the Career Ready programme for young people approaching

Hardies Property & Construction Consultants has been appointed as employer’s agent for Melville Housing Association at Lovell Partnerships' new housing development in Mayfield, Dalkeith.

Communities in Edinburgh and across the country are cleaner and greener thanks to an environmental week of action.

Projects across Scotland have been awarded funding as part of the Scottish Government’s Digital Inclusion Programme aimed at helping people to access online support services, initially in mental health and housing services. The thirteen projects, which bid to be one of the ‘Digital Pione

Organisations at the frontline of helping people facing poverty and hardship can now apply for a share of Scottish Government funding to help tackle food insecurity. The £1.6 million Cash-First Fund is aimed at public sector and third sector partnerships to deliver cash grants for food and oth

Clyde Valley Housing Association has joined forces with social enterprise The Wisegroup to introduce Relational Mentoring. This strategic partnership aims to empower and uplift customers, fostering positive change within the community.

More than 400 people attended Link Group's free Summer Fun Day at Bathgate Thistle’s Creamery Park on Sunday, 30 July.

Thenue Housing has helped a local community to come together to keep its neighbourhood looking its best.

Scottish housing minister Paul McLennan MSP visited Tarryholme in Irvine to celebrate the completion of the second phase of Riverside Scotland’s latest development.

The Scottish Procurement Alliance (SPA) is urging public sector organisations to attend its AGM this month to hear insights from net zero housing experts.

North Ayrshire’s newest council housing development has been hailed by housing minister Paul McLennan MSP. The landmark 71-unit development at Irvine’s Harbourside was officially opened earlier this summer.

A sheriff in the Upper Tribunal for Scotland has allowed an appeal by a landlord who was refused an order for possession by the First-tier Tribunal after it ruled that he had not made out the eviction ground of intention to demolish or remodel the let property.

It is with great sadness that the management committee of Lanarkshire Housing Association (LHA) has announced the death of its chairperson Charles Millar following a short illness. Originally a tenant of LHA, Charlie was elected to the management committee in 1984 where he served in a variety of pos