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The Scottish Procurement Alliance (SPA) is today launching a new, free of charge call-off service for its public sector partners following a successful pilot.

North Lanarkshire Council's Tenant Participation Team was awarded frontline team of the year for its outstanding work during the height of the Covid-19 pandemic.

The police recorded 65,251 incidents of domestic abuse in 2020-21, an increase of 4% compared to the previous year.

Entice Energy, which comprises both Entice Energy Supply Limited and Simply Your Energy Limited, and Orbit Energy Limited, are to cease trading. Entice Energy supplies around 5,400 domestic customers and Orbit Energy supplies around 65,000 domestic customers.

A new business advertising holiday rentals on the Scottish islands is set to donate all profits to benefit local people.

The public is to be given the opportunity to view proposals by Tarmac for a residential-led mixed-use development on land including the former Cement Works to the west of Baird Road, Ratho.

Unite members working for Link Group held a protest last week outside the Hilton Hotel in Glasgow in advance of the CIH Scotland Housing Awards in a dispute over pay.

The Scottish Housing Regulator has published the audited financial statements for all registered social landlords (RSLs) for 2020/21.

This year, Fife Housing Group launched its Giving Something Back Grants to recognise and support some of the incredible organisations doing amazing work across Fife. The grants were made possible by the generosity of contractors who joined their charitable framework, donating 2% of their invoiced co

Nominations are now open for the 11th Scottish Empty Homes Awards. The awards showcase the inspiring work of individuals and organisations who have made exemplary contributions to the field of private sector empty homes work in Scotland

Residential developer HUB is exploring opportunities to redevelop a site occupied by two industrial buildings, located on the north and south side of Dunedin Street in the Canonmills area of Edinburgh.

New plans to deliver 49 apartments in Glasgow’s West End have failed to gain planning approval.

Aberdeenshire Council has approved plans for 32 homes at the new Banchory eco-village. The self-sufficient settlement will be built on farmland off Harestone Road to the rear of the Tesco store at the entrance to the town.

Work to build the world’s first 100% green hydrogen-to-homes demonstration network in Fife is now underway.

A multi-million-pound housing project backed by football legend Graeme Souness has been thrown into question after an archaeologist issued a stark warning about the destruction of historic buildings.