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Shettleston Housing Association is partnering with Warmworks, an organisation with 10 years of experience in tackling fuel poverty, to deliver a new project that will make homes warmer for tenants in Glasgow. The Renewable Heat Project with Shettleston Housing Association will see 15 properties fitt

Ardenglen Housing Association's latest tenant satisfaction survey shows the Association outperforming the Scottish average across all benchmarked indicators.

Councillors have voted to end West Dunbartonshire Council’s block buildings insurance scheme from next year after feedback from homeowners in the area.

Prospect Community Housing has completed its transition to electric vans for its Estates Team. There are three vans in the fleet, and these are all now fully electric. Prospect has also installed two electric vehicle charge points at their office so the vehicles can be charged conveniently overnight

In the twelfth round of the Ofgem Energy Industry Voluntary Redress Scheme, £9.7 million in grants is being distributed to 34 organisations across England, Scotland and Wales. The funding will support initiatives that deliver energy advice, drive carbon reduction and develop innovative energy-

Plans for a large new housing development on the edge of Whitburn are set to return to West Lothian Council for consideration.

Hillcrest has published its latest Environmental, Social & Governance (ESG) Report for 2024/25, earning an ‘Exemplary’ rating from independent European consultancy Ritterwald.

Edinburgh’s housing convener, Councillor Lezley Marion Cameron, has been suspended by Scottish Labour after refusing to resign following remarks suggesting the city should relax its affordable housing targets. Ms Cameron, who also serves as the city’s Deputy Lord Provost, faces removal a

Community-based housing associations outperform other associations and councils in having the most responsive repairs services, the fastest relet times and the lowest arrears, according to the Glasgow and West of Scotland Forum of Housing Associations (GWSF). Publishing its Charter Report for 2024-2

With multiple definitions of ‘housing affordability’ and widespread disagreement on what affordability means, a new report has identified nine key recommendations required to develop a shared understanding of a single, commonly held definition that is fit for the future, and consistently

Persimmon Homes North Scotland is calling for charities and community organisations in Clackmannanshire to put themselves forward for support through the company’s charitable giving scheme. The call to action was launched with the help of Clackmannanshire Council leader, Cllr Ellen Forson, who

Ofgem has announced a major plan to tackle the £4.4 billion of energy debt built up during the energy crisis, including a new Debt Relief Scheme that could write off up to £500 million and help around 195,000 households across the UK.

Twelve households have celebrated becoming tenants of The City of Edinburgh Council after the future of their homes was secured.

Work has begun at the waterfront location in Granton for the Edinburgh Social Bite Village relocation. Residents of the village joined Social Bite executive director and co-founder, Josh Littlejohn, on a visit to the site, which will soon become home for up to 16 people who have been affected by hom

Colleagues from Fife Housing Group recently partnered with national charity AbilityNet to deliver two free ‘Click and connect’ digital confidence workshops. The tech-themed events were held in Rosyth and Kirkcaldy, where tenants were invited to attend short presentations and enjoy one-to