Riverside Scotland

Irvine Housing Association has re-branded as Riverside Scotland. The change – which took effect from 26 July – includes a new Riverside Scotland logo.

The sun was shining on Thursday July 15 as Irvine Housing Association tenants Margaret McCaig and May Wilson celebrated their 90th and 80th birthdays. Housing staff organised a garden party for the ladies at their Hawthorn Place residence in Kilwinning.

Customers, partners and stakeholders of Irvine Housing Association will start to see new branding on all communications over the next few weeks as the association revealed it will be known as Riverside Scotland from the end of July. While everyday services and decisions about the busi

Irvine Housing Association has confirmed that its current managing director Paul Hillard is to leave the business in autumn to take on a new role as a director with housing consultancy David Tolson Partnership. Paul Hillard has worked in the social housing sector for more than 30 years, in both Scot

The first four homes have been delivered to the country’s largest affordable modular housing development.

Irvine Housing Association has started work on the development of 77 brand new affordable homes in Irvine. The new properties will form phase two of the successful Tarryholme development, where 87 homes were built in 2019. 

Paul Hillard, managing director of Irvine Housing Association, reveals why better homes are needed to tackle Scotland's housing crisis. Our housing system in Scotland is in crisis.

The chief executive officers from eight housing associations in Scotland have completed Keep Scotland Beautiful’s Climate Emergency Training. The training, which is tailored specifically to the housing association’s business needs, explores the key role of the housing sector in helping S

Irvine Housing Association has today confirmed the appointment of Jim Strang as new chair to its board from September.  Mr Strang – who has more than 40 years experience within the housing sector – will join the housing association’s board of governance at its AGM in Augu

South Ayrshire is to benefit from Scotland’s largest social modular housing development which will deliver much-needed new affordable housing by Autumn 2022. The £9.8 million project is being delivered by Irvine Housing Association (part of the Riverside Group) and Connect Modular, a div

Irvine Housing Association is to receive funding from the Scottish Government to support its drive to tackle homelessness. The £105,000 grant will specifically be used to fund two new support coordinators who will form part of a new ‘Housing First for Families’ support service.

Irvine Housing Association has revealed plans to build 300 new homes over the next three years. The charitable housing association – part of Riverside Group – announced in its new Corporate Plan that proposals to deliver major new social housing developments across Ayrshire.

Eleven housing association projects have received funding from the Scottish Government’s £1.5 million Homelessness Prevention Fund to support projects that contribute to reducing child poverty and preventing homelessness. 

Barratt Homes West Scotland has cited support for its proposed residential development at Monkton from a local MSP, the Ayrshire Chamber of Commerce and three leading housing associations as the planning application is prepared to go before South Ayrshire Council’s full council meeti

North Ayrshire Council has approved plans submitted by Irvine Housing Association to build 77 new affordable homes in Irvine.