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New images showing updated design proposals for the former M&S store on Sauchiehall Street have been unveiled.

Twelve Scottish Government benefits including Carer’s Allowance Supplement and Best Start Grants will be increased by 10.1% on 1 April, backed by investment of around £430 million. The Scottish Child Payment was increased by 150% in 2022 to £25 per eligible child per week.

CCG (Scotland) has completed the donation of £30,000 towards community members and initiatives in the southside of Glasgow.

Fife Housing Group has launched its series of 'Senior Sessions' this week with a fun-filled event in Rosyth.

A new housing development in Lesmahagow can deliver millions of pounds of investment in the local community and create more than 80 new jobs, if approved by South Lanarkshire Council later this year.

Elderpark Housing has gone back to school to find out what matters to young people living in the community. It has launched a trailblazing initiative called 'Junior Community Voice' with two Govan schools to more fully understand what young people want to see from their neighbourhood.

West of Scotland Housing Association (WSHA) has launched a free service to help their tenants with the emotional and practical impact of the cost of living crisis.

East Kilbride Housing Association (EKHA) has achieved the highest possible award under the Investors in People accreditation system. The Association was recently re-assessed as part of the Investors in People accreditation it originally earned in 2017 and was delighted to learn that it had been upgr

Stirling Council has granted planning permission in principle for a residential development of up to 500 new homes in Plean.

Housebuilder Cruden Homes has become only the second housebuilder in the UK to achieve a NextGeneration Project Gold Award from the NextGeneration Initiative.

The average price of a property in Scotland has increased by 1% over the last 12 months to reach £185,016 in January 2023, the latest provisional statistics from the UK House Price Index have revealed.

CIH Scotland has backed the Scottish Government’s proposed approach of reviewing Land and Buildings Transaction Tax (LBTT) to remove the Additional Dwelling Supplement (ADS) burden from local authorities acquiring homes 'off the shelf'.

A strategic board to lead progress towards the delivery of Scotland’s 20-year housing plan will meet for the first time today.

A student accommodation block is to be developed on a site next to Murrayfield Stadium in Edinburgh.

Early data into Scotland's private rented sector has reported a small increase in properties since the introduction of the Scottish Government’s rent freeze. Minister for tenants’ rights Patrick Harvie said administrative figures showed a small increase in private rented accommodati