Thenue Housing

A cherished community tradition has once again brought the people of Castlemilk together in a moving act of remembrance, and has received support from three local housing associations which both contributed floral tributes to remember lost lives.

Tenants have received a £1.4 million boost after Thenue staff helped them unlock access to a huge amount of benefits. The extent of efforts by Thenue’s Financial Inclusion Team to help tenants claim money to which they are entitled in just one year was revealed in the team's latest analy

A repair café has proved an instant hit with people needing broken items fixed.

Thenue Housing is set to build 42 flats and maisonettes in Calton on the site of the now derelict former Tureen Street primary school. In a heritage-related development, the façade of the blonde sandstone building will be retained and incorporated into the multi-million pound project.

Thenue Housing and its charitable subsidiary Thenue Communities have scored a tartan fundraising triumph in this weekend’s KiltWalk Members of staff from Thenue took part in Sunday’s KiltWalk to raise money for The Halliday Foundation – Thenue’s chosen charity.

A hugely talented young dance group took centre stage at a community lunch from Thenue Communities this week. Spotlight Dance School put on a thrilling performance in front of diners in Calton who came together for the latest in a series of free neighbourhood lunches.

An artwork by one of Scotland’s most admired artists has come home to Calton. The piece by the late Andrew Hay depicts one of the bloodiest episodes in the history of this well-known east end of Glasgow community where Thenue Housing has its HQ.

A retiring staff member at Thenue Housing has revealed a century-old and surprising connection to Glasgow’s now firmly established café culture. For Paola Doyle’s family founded the iconic Grosvenor Café in the city’s west end – a revelation that many other hous

The massive scale of help Thenue Housing has provided to its tenants in just a year was explained to members at its AGM. For three years running its hard-working Financial Inclusion team has obtained help in cash terms of over £1 million each year for three years with the latest sum topping &p

Thenue Housing held a celebratory event for three members of staff who retired after chalking up an incredible 88 years of service between them. Lorraine Salisbury, Sheena Fergusson and Scott Davidson said farewell to colleagues after long and dedicated service to the Association.

Communities served by Thenue Housing are receiving a fresh boost on digital inclusion. The housing association has launched its “Connecting with Thenue” initiative to strengthen its efforts to help tenants get online.

A summer fun and food project for kids in Castlemilk has shone the spotlight on a science and engineering club designed to unlock youngsters’ creative talent.

Free school uniforms and a free haircut got top marks from mums and dads last week in Glasgow’s Calton. Thenue Communities - the charitable subsidiary of Thenue Housing - teamed up with renowned Glasgow charity The Halliday Foundation to host a Back to School event.

Thenue Housing Association's Financial Inclusion Team has secured a significant £1.3 million in unclaimed benefits for its tenants over the past year. This figure marks the third consecutive annual increase, highlighting the growing need for financial support amidst the cost-of-living crisis.

Castlemilk kids are learning bagpipes for free thanks to a project by Scotland's National Piping Centre. Musicians from the Glasgow-based centre of piping excellence are delivering tuition to children as young as five. This is helping to encourage youngsters to take up the bagpipes – widely re