North Lanarkshire Council

Multi-million-pound investment plans to benefit council homes, tenants and communities across the area were approved at North Lanarkshire Council's recent Housing Committee.

North Lanarkshire Council has announced plans to consult on the demolition of more high-rise council homes.

Tenants are settling into their new homes as North Lanarkshire Council marked the completion of its latest new council house building project at Community Road, Bellshill. The Community Road development, which comprises 29 new homes for rent, is in the heart of the local community and forms part of

Solar batteries have been installed at a new affordable housing development in North Lanarkshire in a bid to tackle fuel poverty and climate change. Located at the Holehills Regeneration on Dykehead Road northeast of Airdrie town centre, 150 two and three-bedroom homes for social rent are replacing

North Lanarkshire Council has approved plans submitted by AS Homes (Scotland) to build 72 new homes on a site located north of Abernethyn Road.

North Lanarkshire Council has hailed the completion of its first net-zero homes reaffirming the council's commitment to building a greener future for families and communities.

Work is now underway on over 50 new council homes planned for the Airdrie area, on two sites, Glenacre Drive and Petersburn Road.

An event to provide practical help and support to people from across Coatbridge and surrounding areas during the cost-of-living crisis has taken place in Glenboig.

Multi-million pound projects are advancing across Airdrie as regeneration developments take shape to transform buildings, residential areas and improve public areas in the town.

The next phase of redevelopment work to deliver new housing and amenities for the Gowkthrapple community is set to begin.

Additional sites have been approved for inclusion in North Lanarkshire Council's house building programme.

North Lanarkshire Council is to focus on new housing and redeveloping town centres as part of a number of actions over the next financial year to develop the local economy for residents and businesses.

North Lanarkshire Council's first Local Housing Strategy Progress Review shows how it is supporting people across its local communities. The council is building new homes and bringing more into use for local people to live in, delivering help through its Tenant Hardship Payment Scheme, and investing

Help for households which have fallen behind with their rent payments during the cost-of-living crisis is being expanded in North Lanarkshire.

Families from Ukraine have moved into two tower blocks following an intensive reinstatement programme by North Lanarkshire Council.