Scottish Housing Day

Communities across Argyll & Bute were brought together to celebrate Scottish Housing Day 2025 and its theme 'Everyone Needs Good Neighbours' thanks to a series of events organised by Argyll Community Housing Association (ACHA) that championed connection, kindness, and local pride.  Held thr

From shops and village stores across Skye to Raasay Distillery, Lochalsh and Skye Housing Association teams met local people to discuss what good neighbours meant to them. 

Tracy Gilbert, MP for Edinburgh North and Leith, has warned that poor housing conditions are damaging communities and has called for residents to be empowered to lead change. To mark Scottish Housing Day last week, Ms Gilbert says the stories she hears, from council tenants, private renters, and hou

Sanctuary Scotland held two Scottish Housing Day events this week to showcase the importance housing plays in its communities.

Housebuilder Lovell welcomed residents, community representatives and housing partners to a Community Connections Day at The Crossings in South Queensferry. The event, held to mark Scottish Housing Day, gave residents the chance to connect with their neighbours and discover what makes South Queensfe

Grampian Housing Association used its 50th anniversary year as the ideal time to launch its new Great Neighbour award. It also tied in nicely with the theme of Scottish Housing Day earlier this week, which was 'Everybody needs good neighbours'.

Almond Housing Association’s community engagement officer Jane Deary used this week's Scottish Housing Day and its theme of ‘Everybody needs good neighbours’ as the perfect time to launch her BeeKind initiative. It was a couple of years ago when Jane read The Kindness Club on Maple

Hillhead Housing Association marked Scottish Housing Day 2025 by celebrating the theme “Everybody Needs Good Neighbours” through a heartwarming tenant-led initiative.

One of the key strategic objectives of New Gorbals Housing Association (NGHA) is to make the whole of the Gorbals a thriving place. In recent years, NGHA has played an increasingly important role in community development and ensuring that the huge physical improvements in the area are matched by imp

Ten years ago, Scottish Housing Day began as a way to spotlight the importance of housing in our lives. Today, as we mark its tenth anniversary, we’re reminded that housing is not just about where we live – it’s about how we live together. This year’s theme – the import

Ariane Burgess, Scottish Green MSP for the Highlands & Islands, is celebrating Scottish Housing Day 2025 by championing the power of community-led housing to create thriving, resilient neighbourhoods across Scotland. This year’s theme, “Everyone Needs Good Neighbours”, highligh

This year’s Scottish Housing Day shines a spotlight on something that makes a house truly feel like home – good neighbours and thriving communities. This is what Riverside Scotland are celebrating this Scottish Housing Day.

In the next of a series of opinion pieces being released by Grampian Housing Association as part of its 50th anniversary celebrations, Carol Reid, director of customer services at Grampian Housing Association considers how we rebuild communities where people connect meaningfully. Scottish Housing Da

The importance of good neighbours and communities is the focus for this year’s Scottish Housing Day, which takes place today, Wednesday 17 September 2025.

In this new blog to mark ten years of Scottish Housing Day, CIH Scotland’s national director and chair of the Scottish Housing Day 2025 steering group, Callum Chomczuk, examines some of the findings from a new report on neighbourhoods and the role that we can all play in helping to build stron