Lanarkshire Housing Association

Glasgow-based construction and manufacturing group CCG (Scotland) has completed a planned maintenance workstream for Lanarkshire Housing Association in Motherwell.

It is with great sadness that the management committee of Lanarkshire Housing Association (LHA) has announced the death of its chairperson Charles Millar following a short illness. Originally a tenant of LHA, Charlie was elected to the management committee in 1984 where he served in a variety of pos

Highly energy-efficient windows are to be installed in 111 properties in Motherwell as part of a planned maintenance workstream led by Lanarkshire Housing Association.

The management committee of Lanarkshire Housing Association has approved a general rent freeze for all housing and commercial properties for the next financial year. The Association’s chairperson, Charlie Millar, said: “Over the last decade we have demonstrated that we can maintain rents

A tenant of a local authority housing site in Motherwell has successfully sought a review of the decision not to allow her to amend her pleadings in an action for damages against her landlords.

Lanarkshire Housing Association (LHA) recently welcomed minister for business, fair work & skills Jamie Hepburn along with Clare Adamson MSP to its Motherwell office to hear more about an innovative sponsorship scheme for apprenticeships. In conjunction with New College Lanarkshire (NCL), t

Lanarkshire Housing Association has announced the re-launch of its website at www.lanarkshireha.com which it said features a much more modern look and appearance and can showcase the services provided more effectively to stakeholders. The new site was designed by Kiswebs Ltd which specialise in webs

Simon McManus Lanarkshire Housing Association has announced the appointment of Simon McManus as chief executive with immediate effect following the retirement of James Stevenson in May.

Lanarkshire Housing Association Ltd (LHA) has announced that James Stevenson has retired as chief executive after more than 33 years’ service with the Association. Originally employed as a development officer in 1982, Jim was promoted to director in 1992 and finally re-designated as chief executiv