Sanctuary Group

Housing and care providers Sanctuary Group and Housing & Care 21 have announced their intention to merge. The merger will see the creation of a new operation within Sanctuary Group specialising in the provision of housing for older people to be known as Sanctuary 21.

Councillor Bill Brown A former supermarket site in Paisley could be brought back to life as a housing development, Renfrewshire Council has announced.

Local coach Andrew Kirk with Carbrain Primary pupils A North Lanarkshire charity is set to help Cumbernauld kids learn life and sports skills.

Plans for Spencer Street - Copyright AS Homes (Scotland) Ltd AS Homes (Scotland) Ltd has been granted planning permission for a new 61 plot mixed tenure development at Spencer Street in Anniesland, Glasgow.

The retiring Gordon Laurie with his successor Pat Cahill Gordon Laurie, the director of Sanctuary in Scotland, retired yesterday after 35 years in the housing sector.

Charlotte Taylor and family in their new home An affordable housing project has made life better for dozens of families in Glasgow.

Ochilview Court A housing project which brings colour to Cumbernauld is proving popular with residents.

Social housing provider Sanctuary’s project to replace Cumbernauld’s high-rise blocks is building momentum. Three blocks at Allanfauld Road in Seafar were demolished to make room for a £12.7 million development of 111 new flats which will be available by summer 2017.

Gordon Laurie Two housing providers owned by Sanctuary Group will merge with Sanctuary Scotland Housing Association after tenants overwhelmingly endorsed a proposal to unite.

The Sutcliffe Road development includes 24 affordable flats An affordable housing development with an adjoining church has been described as ‘divine’ by its new residents.

Lord Provost Sadie Docherty with local children at the mural unveiling A mural which celebrates a Glasgow community’s past and present is helping residents look to the future.

Some of the new homes in School Park, Strichen A housing project which brought 12 families to an Aberdeenshire village has been praised by residents new and old.

Ian Mackenzie with Alex Clark, vice-chairperson of Sanctuary Cumbernauld. Sanctuary’s regeneration of Cumbernauld’s high-rise blocks is helping neighbouring woodland.

  Emma Richardson (far right) , Project Coordinator - The Star project with staff and volunteers 

Eighty-six properties have been completed in the final phase of Sanctuary Scotland's £30 million regeneration of Shortroods, Paisley.