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East Lothian residents living in rented accommodation can now apply to East Lothian Council for financial help if they’ve fallen behind in their rent payments because of COVID-19.

With two-thirds of homelessness in Scotland caused by relationship breakdown, reducing breakdowns is seen as a key prevention strategy.

The Wheatley Foundation has ended the year on a high after providing lifeline support to more than 8,800 customers through 2021.

River Clyde Homes (RCH) is pleased to be giving something back to help the community this festive season.

Allied Vehicles helped Possilpark-based Possobilities to save Christmas from the Grinch this year, at an event held this week. 

Dumfries and Galloway Housing Partnership (DGHP) has helped the Stranraer community get festive after donating £200 to support a Christmas family fun day.

A hamper appeal is set to spread some festive cheer around Queens Cross Housing Association this Christmas.

This week Christmas came early to Springburn in Glasgow, as the McDermott Group and M-Four presented over 100 gifts to the children and residents at ng homes’ Balgrayhill multi-storey flats. Recently, tenants in the Balgrayhill multi-storey flats benefited from a newly installed district heati

With the arrival of the highly infectious Omicron variant and the resulting rapid increase in infections, all construction businesses are being asked to strengthen compliance with protective measures.

A new strategy has been published to make homes safer, warmer and cheaper to heat and meet the Scottish Government’s commitment to eradicate it as far as reasonably possible by 2040. The Fuel Poverty Strategy 2021 sets out a range of comprehensive actions that will be taken to tackle the drive

Plans have been submitted for 81 new homes at the Edinburgh Marina redevelopment site.

Plans for the residential and office conversion of Finance House in Edinburgh have now been submitted to the local authority.

West Lothian Council has rejected plans to build 90 new homes on the edge of East Calder.

Grants have been awarded to 11 crofters in some of Scotland’s most remote and marginal communities to help them improve their housing or to build new homes. The Croft House Grant scheme aims to retain and attract people to rural and remote communities with the latest round of funding awarding

Corvisel House, a beautiful Georgian villa in Dumfries and Galloway dating back to 1829, has been crowned the winner of Scotland’s Christmas Home of the Year in a festive special of the popular BBC Scotland show.