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Crookston Care Home has secured high-quality care grading from the Care Inspectorate for the eighth consecutive time.

Council spending on the most unsuitable emergency accommodation in England is set to soar to £1.2 billion within three years without government intervention, newly released research has revealed.

North Ayrshire Council has approved its budget for 2025/26 after a meeting of elected members.

Perth and Kinross Council has approved a budget which prioritises continued support for residents with the greatest need, protects frontline jobs, and empowers communities to be at the heart of local decision-making and activity. Despite the costs of providing essential services continuing to rise,

Cumbernauld is home to North Lanarkshire Council's latest completed new housing development, delivering 24 modern social homes for rent.

His Royal Highness the Duke of Gloucester visited a Veterans Housing Scotland (VHS) community in Edinburgh and met two of its longest serving beneficiaries.

Moray Council has set its Housing Revenue Account (HRA) budget for the 2025/26 financial year in a special meeting of full council on 26 February 2025.

ng homes has begun its electrical safety tests in its properties.

Energy and sustainability consultancy Carbon Futures has been successfully appointed to a new Retrofit and Decarbonisation Framework developed by the Scottish Procurement Alliance (SPA). Part of the LHC Procurement Group, SPA has been supporting public sector organisations with technical procurement

Work has started on the final phase of a 15-year regeneration project which will see nearly 60 new homes built in Glasgow.

Shelter Scotland has urged the Scottish Government to focus on addressing the increasing number of children living in temporary accommodation after the 2025-26 Scottish Budget was approved by Parliament yesterday. Included in the spending plans is a pledge to invest £768 million for the Afford

As part of the delivery of the new neighbourhood of Bannock Wood near Bonnyrigg, Taylor Wimpey East Scotland has received planning permission in principle (PPiP) from Midlothian Council.

Fife Council, having previously maintained services without major cuts, now faces a critical juncture, as a recent Accounts Commission report has highlighted a mixed performance, with deepening inequalities and deteriorating social care. The council's significant health and social care overspends ar

Muir Timber Systems has completed the delivery of timber kits for 17 affordable homes in Westquarter, Falkirk, in collaboration with Glenesk Homes.

Councillors in Orkney have proposed to increase Council Tax by 15% to protect services in the future in line with their agreed medium-term financial strategy.