Maryhill Housing

Donna Birrell Rural Stirling Housing Association has appointed Donna Birrell as its new chief executive.

Award winners Sadie Gordon (centre left) and Lorain MacKinnon (centre right) were joined by chief executives of Maryhill and Queens Cross housing associations Bryony Willett (far right) and Shona Stephen (far left) to celebrate their success Four of Glasgow’s female housing leaders gathered to cel

Maryhill staff members Caroline and Daniel help launch the bursaries boost Maryhill Housing is marking its 40th birthday with a major announcement on providing bursaries for local people within two of its communities.

The Maryhill team which tackled the clean up at Ruchill allotments Staff at Maryhill Housing are stepping up their efforts to give something back to the communities in which they work.

Chief executive Bryony Willett addresses the AGM Supporting communities and the people who live there remains the focus for Maryhill Housing as it marked 40 years at its AGM.

Lorain celebrates her success Maryhill Housing vice chair Lorain Mackinnon has been honoured in this year’s Mary Barbour Award event.

Eleanor and two of her volunteers prepare for the re-opening A trail-blazing community initiative which has helped low income families with furniture for 25 years is back with help from Maryhill Housing.

(from left) Caitlin, Megan and Antonia Maryhill Housing has been playing its part in an initiative to help young people learn about work.

A new pilot project is set to reduce the amount of applications social housing applicants have to fill out in the Glasgow area. Eventually encompassing all housing organisations in the city, the Glasgow Housing Register (GHR) has initially started as a pilot in the north west of Glasgow with 13 hous

Maryhill Housing has celebrated four decades of serving the community with a family fun day held at Maryhill Burgh Halls.

Members of Alistair’s family with the bench and sundial. Looking on are Board members from Maryhill Housing. Maryhill Housing is remembering a "true servant" of the Maryhill community by establishing a lasting tribute to his life and work.

Mitie’s property management business has been awarded a new contract with Maryhill Housing Association. The new contract will see Mitie deliver a range of reactive repairs and maintenance works over the three-year contract, which has an optional two-year extension.

Maryhill Housing has launched an exciting series of events to mark forty years of serving the community.

(from left) Shona Stephen, chief executive, Queens Cross Housing Association; Roger Popplewell, chair, Maryhill Housing; Marilyn Clewes, chair, Queens Cross Housing Association; Bryony Willett, chief executive, Maryhill Housing A new strategic partnership has been launched which aims to provide cost

The Maryhill events attracted hundreds of people A Scottish Government scheme to help people choose where money should be spent in their communities by voting has been hailed a “resounding success”.