Queens Cross Housing Association

Andrew Burns, the Queens Cross Housing Association chair, has announced that Shona Stephen will retire from her position of chief executive at Queens Cross Group. After 16 years at the helm, Stephen is due to step down in April next year.

More than £2 million in additional income has helped Queens Cross Housing tenants over the past year thanks to the Association’s financial wellbeing service.

The Lord Provost of Glasgow Dr Jacqueline McLaren invited tenants, staff and partners to come together to begin the 50th anniversary celebrations of Queens Cross Housing Association. Around 100 people, who have each played a vital part in the Association’s success and the growth of its communi

The Glasgow and West of Scotland Forum of Housing Associations (GWSF) has highlighted the real disappointment within Glasgow that only four out of 15 community-based housing associations that applied to the council’s Communities Fund have been successful. Last month, Glasgow announced that &po

Below is a full transcript of episode 75 of the Scottish Housing News Podcast titled ‘Scottish Housing Day celebrates good neighbours with Callum Chomczuk and Jamie Ballentine’. Listen to the episode here.

In this episode of the Scottish Housing News Podcast, Kieran Findlay and Jimmy Black discuss the theme of 'Everybody Needs Good Neighbours' for Scottish Housing Day. They explore the importance of community and neighbourliness, the role of housing associations in fostering social connections, and th

Thirty-five residences owned by Queens Cross Housing Association (QCHA) are the beneficiaries of brand-new, high-performing windows and doors thanks to a supply and fit installation from CCG (Scotland).

Husband and wife cleaning team Davie Howie and Marie Keenan have won the Making a Difference award at Queens Cross Housing Association’s Pride of Queens Cross Awards. An elated crowd rose to their feet as Davie and Marie made their way to the stage to receive the night's final award.

Two community-based housing associations have come together to give housing applicants easier access to a wider choice of homes in North-West Glasgow. People looking for a home in the Queens Cross and Maryhill areas need now complete only one online application to be registered with both associatio

Queens Cross Housing Association hosted staff from Ofgem last week as they sought to find out about the work of housing associations in supporting tenants on a range of energy issues.

Four new commercial spaces have been created as part of the £16 million refurbishment of Queens Cross Housing Association’s CEDAR high rise flats in north west Glasgow.

Queens Cross Housing has welcomed two new directors to the association. Phil Daws and Heather Anderson have joined as director of property, placemaking and regeneration and director of neighbourhood services respectively.

The creation of new parks and open spaces in north west Glasgow have been praised for their positive impact on local communities after they were officially unveiled to the public.

Queens Cross Housing Association has once again been recognised for its outstanding commitment to their employees.

More than £1 million has gone back into the pockets of residents in north west Glasgow thanks to Queens Cross Housing Association’s money advice service.