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Share's Governing Body Convention 2026 will take place on 15th and 16th September at the Seamill Hydro Hotel, bringing together governing body members for two days of learning, discussion and connection.

Share has announced the first keynote speakers for their 2026 Inspiring Leadership Conference, with Lee Eldridge, Lisa Marshall and James Fleming confirmed for this year's programme. Taking place on Wednesday 19th August, the conference will bring together housing professionals from across Scotland

Share is delighted to announce the return of its annual Corporate Governance and HR Conference, now expanded to include finance as a key theme within this year’s agenda. Taking place on Wednesday, 4th of November at the Apex Grassmarket Hotel in Edinburgh, the conference is designed to support

The latest episode of the Scottish Housing News Podcast lifts the lid on the quietly contentious issue of pets in social housing and the growing movement to make policies more compassionate, consistent and evidence‑based. For many tenants, a dog or cat is a lifeline. For many landlords, they&rsquo

Share is delighted to announce the return of its Inspiring Leadership Conference, an energising event designed to empower housing professionals, innovators, and changemakers with the insight and connections needed to lead with confidence in a fast-changing world. Taking place on Wednesday 19th of Au

J3 Advisory has joined Homes for Scotland, reinforcing its long-standing involvement in the Scottish residential development market and its commitment to supporting the delivery of new homes across the country. The business has been active in Scotland for several years, advising on risk, insurance a

Tenants Information Service (TIS), working in partnership with the Scottish Government, is carrying out a major national research project exploring the State of Play of tenant participation in Scotland’s social housing sector. As part of this work, we are inviting both social landlords a

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.

With more homeowners across Scotland choosing to extend rather than move, property experts are warning that poor design decisions can turn a dream renovation into an expensive mistake. The issue will be explored at the Scottish Homebuilding & Renovating Show, returning to the SEC, Glasgow on 9&n

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,

With just six weeks to go until The Scottish Homebuilding and Renovating Show returns to SEC Glasgow on 9 and 10 May 2026, organisers are urging homeowners and industry professionals to secure their place now.

Scotland’s housing market is undergoing a structural shift. Rather than moving, more families are investing in adapting and extending existing properties, treating housing as a long-term asset that must perform across generations.

Businesses across Scotland’s homebuilding and renovation sector are invited to attend the 2026 Scottish Homebuilding & Renovating Shows and explore opportunities to exhibit at future events.

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

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