Ardenglen Housing Association

Ardenglen Housing Association chair Liz McKenzie is stepping down after five years of leadership. Liz has been involved on the board in some degree for more than 20 years and will remain in the role of vice chair.

Roots have been planted in a new community garden by Ardenglen Housing Association. The new garden in the Castlemilk area of Glasgow takes up previously underused ground and will be managed by a team of local volunteers. The garden is adjacent to the recently reopened Hub, which is now operating as

Ardenglen Housing Association continues to outperform the Scottish average across a range of key performance metrics, its Annual General Meeting heard. Chair Liz McKenzie outlined the association’s activity over the past year, in what was her final AGM before standing down.

Castlemilk’s dignified annual act of remembrance to remember lost lives has taken place again, with floral tributes provided by three local housing associations.

The Palace of Westminster has recognised the efforts of campaigners in Castlemilk to secure a supermarket for their community. The Castlemilk Housing and Human Rights Lived Experience Board has been presented with the House of Commons Early Day Motion, which recognised their work as human rights def

A community group in south Glasgow has published its own declaration to protect the rights of local people. The Castlmilk Housing and Human Rights Board published their declaration to mark International Human Rights Day in a bid to keep human rights at the forefront of community activism.

Ardenglen Housing Association has appointed a new repair and out-of-hours contractor to further improve its performance levels for this service.  Paisley-based family firm Consilium Contracting Services has been appointed on an initial 12-month contract starting in January, with the option of p

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

More than 99% of Ardenglen Housing Association homes now meet the Scottish Housing Quality Standard, its Annual General Meeting heard. Association chair Liz McKenzie outlined a range of achievements over the past year to an audience of tenants in Miller Primary School, Castlemilk. Ardenglen manages

Providing affordable, quality housing in a safe, clean environment has now been Ardenglen Housing Association's mission for 35 years. Founded in 1990, the association has now grown to serve more than 1000 tenants in the Castlemilk area of south Glasgow.

Human Rights campaigners in Castlemilk have won national recognition for their work in raising awareness with the United Nations around food poverty issues within their community. The Castlemilk Housing and Human Rights Lived Experience Board picked up the accolade for ‘Good practice in involv

A cherished community tradition has once again brought the people of Castlemilk together in a moving act of remembrance, and has received support from three local housing associations which both contributed floral tributes to remember lost lives.

Tenants in Castlemilk have seen their finances improve by a collective total exceeding £500,000, thanks to a new in-house financial inclusion service launched by Ardenglen Housing Association. Ardenglen previously worked in a successful partnership with Money Matters to deliver financial suppo

A Castlemilk community group has taken their fight to secure a supermarket for their area to the United Nations.

International Human Rights Day (December 10) has given a Castlemilk community sewing group the chance to promote understanding of some of the social issues facing local people.