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The Dunedin Canmore Foundation has donated £10,000 to two Edinburgh charities whose aim is to provide adults and children with free opportunities to help them live a safe and fulfilling life. Big Hearts and the Hibernian Community Foundation are the official charities of Heart of Midlothian Fo
Social housing tenants across Scotland are accessing quality laptops and tablets for free – thanks to a new IT recycling scheme. Wheatley Group’s ‘Techshare’ programme sees old staff devices upcycled and passed to tenants who cannot afford to buy computer equipment.
A lifeline affordable food project in the north-east of Glasgow has become a vital community hub. Sandyhills Larder, run by Good Food Scotland and supported by Wheatley Foundation, the charitable arm of Wheatley Group, offers customers discounted food including fruit and vegetables, meat, and everyd
Tenants in West Dunbartonshire enjoyed a special open day to mark the opening of their new-look communal garden.
Communities across Dumfries and Galloway are looking cleaner and greener thanks to the efforts of a group of residents. Around 30 tenants received training from Wheatley Homes South’s Neighbourhood Environmental Team (NETs) to be assessors with Keep Scotland Beautiful, a leading environmental
Work is underway on a new £9 million housing development in Paisley, which will see quality, energy-efficient homes brought to the area.
Campaigners have lost a legal challenge against Glasgow City Council over the demolition of tower blocks.
Wheatley Homes Glasgow and demolition contractor Safedem have stepped up to help a struggling café in Maryhill.
Tenants have started to move into one of the largest affordable new-build developments in Scotland. The first of the mid-market rental properties in Edinburgh have been handed over to tenants of Lowther, part of Wheatley Group, at West Craigs in Edinburgh.
A Wheatley Homes Glasgow housing officer is running the Paisley 10K in memory of his twin boys. Euan MacLean is hoping to raise £1000 for SANDS – the stillbirth and neonatal death charity – and mark what would have been the first birthday of his sons, Sorley and Ruadh.
Green-fingered residents living in Glasgow are taking part in a gardening showdown this summer. Keen gardeners aged 55 and over who live in Wheatley Homes Glasgow or Loretto Housing Association homes supported by the Livingwell Service are getting their hands dirty for a blooming great prize.
Wheatley Group is on the lookout for talented and ambitious university leavers from across Scotland to join its graduate scheme. The housing, care and property-management group has launched its 2024 ignite graduate programme.
More than 17,000 tenants of Wheatley Group have received support through its foundation.
A plan to build flats at the site of a former care home in Glasgow has been given the go-ahead. Wheatley Group has been given permission to develop the land at Forfar Avenue, Cardonald, beside a bowling club.