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Two housing associations have added to the celebrations following the 2026 Share Awards, with Reidvale and Kingdom both securing top honours at this year’s ceremony in Glasgow. The awards, now in their second year, brought together professionals from across the country to recognise excellence

Scotland’s housing sector has urged the newly elected Scottish Parliament to put long‑term policy stability and cross‑party collaboration at the heart of the next parliamentary term, as organisations begin to assess what a significantly reshaped Holyrood will mean for housing delivery, af

Outstanding achievements from across Scotland’s housing sector were recognised at the sold out Share Awards Ceremony at the Hilton Glasgow last week.

With rising levels of racism, anti‑immigrant rhetoric, and the spread of misinformation and disinformation across communities in the UK, housing providers are under increasing pressure to respond effectively. The need for action is further underscored by evidence of systemic racism within housing.

In 2024/25, an estimated 964k workers suffered from work-related stress, depression or anxiety (HSE), leading to a staggering 22.1 million working days lost. Increasingly, organisations are putting wellbeing strategies in place, however despite this, many employees feel stressed, put under pressure,

Share hosted its Young Housing Professionals’ (YHP) Conference on Thursday, 19th March, bringing together early career professionals from across the housing sector.

The individuals and organisations shaping Scotland’s housing sector are set to be recognised next month at a prestigious awards dinner celebrating outstanding leadership, innovation and community impact.

Share will host an event this March aimed at empowering the next generation of housing professionals on their career journeys.

The housing sector will take centre stage in Glasgow this April as professionals from across Scotland come together for a day of debate, learning and discussion, followed by an evening recognising the people and teams driving progress in services and communities.

Senior representatives from the Scottish Housing Regulator (SHR) met with housing professionals on 25th February to outline regulatory expectations and discuss current sector pressures.

Share’s Workplace Wellbeing Conference on Thursday 12th February brought together professionals to explore practical approaches to staff wellbeing, strengthening duty of care, and building healthier, more resilient organisations. A recurring theme was the importance of safe and supportive work

The Share Awards celebrate the outstanding achievements of individuals, teams, and organisations across Scotland’s housing sector.

Share is excited to announce the return of its Young Housing Professionals’ Conference on 19th March 2026 at the Clayton Hotel, Glasgow.

Share, a leading learning and development provider in the housing sector, has announced the launch of its new On Demand, self‑paced learning programmes designed to give housing professionals greater flexibility in how they achieve qualifications. The expanded offer includes a fully online, self‑

Following the success of its sold-out Glasgow event, Share will host a further opportunity for housing professionals to engage directly with the Scottish Housing Regulator (SHR) team.