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One of Manor Estates Housing Association's tenants has celebrated reaching 100 years old this week. Mrs Hay lives in one of the Association’s retirement schemes and was visited by her housing officer and retirement manager who presented her with a large bouquet of flowers on behalf of Manor Es

Cruden Homes has revealed proposals to deliver 96 apartments in Leith.

The Grampian Group, which comprises Grampian Housing Association, Let’s Choose Leasing and TLC Housing Maintenance, has unveiled Craig Stirrat as its new chief executive officer. Craig, who has been Grampian Housing Association’s chief operating officer since 2018, will step up into

More than £10,000 has been awarded to an innovative new employment programme at Dumfries and Galloway Housing Partnership (DGHP).  

Colaren Homes has been granted planning permission to add a further 130 homes at its Kirkton Heights development in Fraserburgh. The developer was granted planning permission for the first 120 homes at the Boothby Road site in 2016, where it ultimately plans to deliver 600 properties with a new

A housing developer plans to create "a new gateway to Paisley town centre" as it unveiled proposals for 67 new apartments on the site of a former Department for Work and Pensions office.

More than 3,000 new homes are set to be delivered along Glasgow's canal network amid evidence of the increasing health benefits of canalside living.

Manor Estates Housing Association is to work in partnership with Changeworks to provide tenants with access to home energy and fuel advice. The Association said it knows that it is a difficult time for its tenants with the increase in fuel costs and the lifting of the energy price cap and that it ho

South Ayrshire Council has agreed a budget that it said protects frontline services and invests in vital areas such as social care and education. The council has utilised £3.1 million from uncommitted reserves to ensure frontline services are protected and can continue to operate for residents

Another milestone in the regeneration of Raploch has been reached with the handover of the first four homes for council rent on the former site of Raploch and St Mary’s Primary Schools.

Aberdeenshire Council has set its revenue, capital and carbon budgets for council services, with a focus on getting best value for money. They met yesterday to agree budgets for the coming year. It was described as prudent to forecast ahead for challenges coming around the corner – with recogn

East Lothian Council’s cabinet has agreed allocations targets for council houses for the next year. The main objective of the Allocations Policy is to meet the council’s legal obligations specified in allocations and homelessness legislation.

The housing market in Scotland is facing an imbalance between demand and supply which is impacting on sales and pushing up prices, the most recent RICS Residential Market Survey has suggested.

Scotland’s councils have increased reserves over the last year but must address the impacts of an overall reduction in funding and ongoing challenges caused by Covid-19.

A new strategy outlining West Dunbartonshire Council’s vision and plan for housing and housing services in the area for the next five years has been launched.