River Clyde Homes

The Scottish Housing Regulator has issued a progress report on its ongoing engagement with River Clyde Homes. River Clyde Homes has been designated as a systemically important landlord by the Regulator, which requires SHR to seek additional assurance to understand business models, risk management, a

After River Clyde Homes was shortlisted for six CIH Scottish Housing Awards 2025, customer services director Stevie McLachlan shares what it means to the organisation. I am delighted to confirm that River Clyde Homes has been shortlisted for the Chartered Institute of Housing (CIH) Scotland Housing

The Inverclyde Housing Association Forum (IHAF), comprising River Clyde Homes, Oak Tree Housing Association, Cloch Housing Association, and Larkfield Housing Association, have reported £930,863 in additional income secured for tenants over the last financial year through dedicated money and we

Scottish Refugee Council is to host the New Scots Housing Fair in Greenock next week.

As Glasgow’s Retrofit Action Week kicks off this week, across Scotland the urgent need to equip our homes for a warmer, greener future becomes ever clearer.  Figures released last month showed a worrying increase in fuel poverty thanks to rising energy bills, and campaigners hope that the

River Clyde Homes (RCH) has moved to allay fears from Inverclyde Council over the proposed transfer of pensions for some of its employees. A motion put forward by Councillor Colin Jackson ahead of a full council meeting last month expressed concerns that the housing association is considering moving

“We go into this project not looking for awards but it's good actually to recognise the contribution of our staff and it's also a good way for our suppliers and the other stakeholders in this to be recognised as well. So it's a win-win-win for customers, us and the contractors.” If you c

River Clyde Homes has won two awards at this year's CIH Scotland Housing Awards.  The event celebrated the outstanding achievements of individuals, organisations, and projects that have significantly impacted the housing sector in Scotland.

As the Prospecthill Court Retrofit Project comes to an end, River Clyde Homes' head of energy & sustainability Duncan Smith shares the challenges and benefits of bringing multi-storey blocks up to a modern standard.

More than £250,000 has been given to a wide variety of community groups across Inverclyde. The September meeting of the Community Grants Fund sub-committee awarded 100 groups a share of the funding.

A six-month project to create raised beds at sheltered housing complexes has taken root.

The River Clyde Homes (RCH) Group has secured three eviction decrees against tenants who engaged in serious anti-social behaviour.

River Clyde Homes has successfully retained its Customer Service Excellence Accreditation Award for the third year in a row. The achievement underscores the group's unwavering commitment to delivering the highest quality service to its customers.

Duncan Smith, head of energy & sustainability at River Clyde Homes, details a pilot project being undertaken which aims to transition homes from fossil fuels while reducing fuel poverty.

River Clyde Homes has been intrumental in bringing Cycling Without Age Scotland (CWAS) to Inverclyde.