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The developer behind plans to demolish a Victorian industrial building in Glasgow to deliver a block of 60 apartments has lost an appeal against a decision to give it listed status. In May last year, A10 Architects submitted an application on behalf of Weiss Development Co. Ltd to knock down the for

Wheatley Homes Glasgow has brought forward plans to deliver nearly 70 houses and flats on the former Antonine Primary School site.

Residents and staff at Crookston Care Home Tranent enjoying a game of bingo. Crookston Care Home in Tranent has received a glowing report following an unannounced inspection conducted by the Care Inspectorate.

West Lothian Council officially launched a new strategy to tackle poverty at a Tackling Poverty Conference hosted by its Anti-Poverty service. 'Better Off West Lothian Tackling Poverty Strategy 2023-2028' takes a refreshed approach to the changing challenges caused by lack of sufficient income,

Scotland has reported the highest number of winter deaths in over thirty years, with 24,427 deaths registered between December 2022 and March 2023, according to statistics published by National Records of Scotland.

Retrofit Reimagined is coming to Glasgow on Saturday 11th November.

The Housing Studies team at the University of Stirling has announced the launch of a new support fund for Housing Studies students in memory of Marion Gibbs. Marion, who passed away last year, was hugely respected as a leading figure in housing and homelessness in Scotland. The fund, for MSc/Diploma

Lochfield Park Housing Association in Easterhouse, Glasgow, celebrates its 30th Anniversary this year and is going from strength to strength. The association has completed two new build housing developments this year, one of which, “Abbeycraig Road” has just been recognised as “Aff

A new community event designed to bring Govan residents together has been hailed a huge success.

Affordability and low awareness of government schemes are key barriers to Scotland achieving its goals to improve the energy efficiency of homes and reach net zero, a built environment professional body has warned.

Moray Council is inviting residents to give their feedback on proposed changes to four local conservation areas.

A lady who brought up her family in Strathaven before moving away for many years is delighted to be back in the town she loves. Julie Wilson now lives in one of the top-floor flats in the new Kirk Street development by South Lanarkshire Council. She decided after many years of living out of a suitca

Comhairle nan Eilean Siar has launched a virtual tour of the Goathill Development including the state-of-the-art Taigh Shiphoirt care home.

Efforts to tackle poverty in Edinburgh have put more than £20 million into the pockets of residents who need it most, according to a report considered by the Policy and Sustainability Committee yesterday.

Cruden Building has successfully completed the latest phase of the East Balornock development in the north of Glasgow, on behalf of Home Group Scotland.