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Plans have been revealed for 24 new homes in a Borders village.

Proposals by the UK Government to relax river pollution laws to unlock the delivery of thousands of homes have been voted down by the House of Lords.

House prices in Scotland have continued to fall with the price balance now at its lowest outside of lockdowns in over 10 years, according to the latest Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) Residential Market Survey.

A new £10 million social care hub is to be developed in Tongue after receiving planning approval.

Unite Students has entered an option agreement to acquire a new 800-bed development scheme in central Glasgow, subject to planning.

Muirhouse Housing Association celebrated Scottish Housing Day with an event to showcase how a local housing provider is an integral part of the community.

Chief executive of East Dunbartonshire Council, Gerry Cornes, has announced his intention to retire from the council in January 2024, after almost 15 years at the helm.

East Lothian Council’s Cabinet has given the go-ahead for public consultation to begin on a new Local Housing Strategy (LHS) for 2024-29. Each local authority in Scotland has a statutory duty to prepare a Local Housing Strategy for their area, supported by an assessment of need and demand of h

Almost half of Glasgow's residents could heat their homes by connecting to a district heating network as part of a drive to switch to sustainable energy across the city.

Whilst celebrating Scottish Housing Day, Ayrshire Housing unveiled dramatic new murals at its Ayr office.

Scotland’s care homes sector is facing an uncertain future due to mounting financial and operational pressures, including shortfalls in local authority funding, with further closures and a contraction in capacity likely, an insolvency expert is warning. Around 1,050 care homes in Scotland with

Residents in Moray are being encouraged to give their views on proposed changes to Moray Council’s housing allocations policy.

The Highland Council has been awarded Scottish Government grant funding to deliver the Energy Efficient Scotland: Area Based Scheme (EES:ABS) programme for the 11th consecutive year. The EES:ABS programme is fully funded by the Scottish Government and offers eligible Highland residents grant funding

A set of pledges employers can take to support people experiencing homelessness in the workplace has been launched by Crisis.

Energy suppliers have been banned from forcibly installing prepayment meters for people over 75 with no support in their house and homes with children aged under 2, thanks to new protections put in place by Ofgem. The energy regulator has today confirmed that the Code of Practice for the involuntary