Wheatley Group

At the Toryglen Regional Football Centre in Glasgow, Scotland, the Refugee World Cup took place on 21 June 2026. The tournament united teams of refugees, asylum seekers, migrants and local players from more than 50 nations to bring together football and a sense of community.

Cullross has submitted a major planning application to the City of Edinburgh Council to deliver 212 new homes at Western Harbour. 

Shelter Scotland has published findings from an independent anti-racist review of its services in Glasgow. Most participants reported positive experiences, with 92% saying they were satisfied or very satisfied with their experiences with the charity. Key themes outlined in the review were the suppor

Glasgow welcomes hundreds of football players from around the world this week as the Refugee World Cup returns to the city. The tournament brings together teams of refugees, asylum seekers, migrants and local players from over 50 countries in a celebration of football and community.

A new agreement between Taylor Wimpey East Scotland and Wheatley Homes has been finalised, paving the way for the delivery of 34 high-quality affordable homes at Letham Meadows on the outskirts of Haddington.

Plans for new affordable housing in Glenluce have been approved, bringing a vacant site back into use.

Shelter Scotland and Wheatley have enlisted independent researchers to review how their services are delivered in Glasgow for Black People and People of Colour through an anti-racist lens, so that they can better meet the needs of communities. 

The first affordable homes to be built in the Blackford area of Edinburgh for more than 60 years have been completed and handed over. Cala Homes’ (East) 12 energy-efficient apartments have now been passed to Wheatley Group for social rent.

Residents in Lochside are being invited to attend the latest public information event about plans for land previously occupied by Maxwelltown High School.

Wheatley tenants can now apply for support to study at college or university.  Wheatley has opened its leading bursary programme for applications for the 2026/27 academic year.  

A new St Enoch mural is the next addition to the very-popular Mural Trail in Glasgow city centre and can be seen from George Street on the back of a tenement building on High Street.

Communities in Edinburgh, Fife and the Lothians are blooming this summer thanks to a new green spaces fund. Wheatley Foundation, the charitable arm of Wheatley, set up the Growing Together fund to help communities improve green spaces and become more environmentally friendly.

Springfield Partnerships has agreed a £9 million contract with Wheatley Group for the final phase of affordable homes at Deans South.

Ninety new affordable homes in Wallyford will be completed this month, bringing much-needed, energy-efficient housing to communities across East Lothian.

Collective Architecture has developed proposals for 157 new affordable homes for Wheatley, regenerating a prominent brownfield site in the east of Glasgow.