Wheatley Group

Housing minister Kevin Stewart meets Dunedin Canmore staff and tenants to hear about their free computer classes and their Home Energy Advice Team Hundreds of people in Edinburgh are turning their lives around thanks to free computer classes from Dunedin Canmore.

A protest held against Secro's lock change programme in Glasgow Housing provider Serco has said it will “pause” issuing lock-change orders to tenants refused asylum in the UK ahead of a court challenge following pressure from campaigners, charities and housing associations.

(from left) Kevin Stewart with Andrew Davidson, Paul Haggerty, John Anderson and Wheatley Foundation Board member, Jean Albert Nietcho Housing and communities minister Kevin Stewart came face to face with unemployed people in Glasgow who are being supported to get ‘work ready’ with the help of W

Veteran Jimmy Andrews with Wheatley veterans co-ordinator Shirley Docherty More than 100 of Scotland’s ex-servicemen and women have been given life-changing support to help them settle back into civilian life.

Staff from Dunedin Canmore celebrate being Recognised for Excellence five-star status at the Quality Scotland Awards 2018 Three of Wheatley Group’s partner organisations are celebrating success following Quality Scotland’s 2018 Awards.

(from left) GHA chair Bernadette Hewitt, EIB vice president Jonathan Taylor, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon and Wheatley Group Board member Jo Armstrong Wheatley Group has unveiled £185 million of new funding from the European Investment Bank (EIB) to help build and improve thousands of affordable

West Lothian Housing Partnership tenant Leigh-Anne Finnigan Young people from some of Scotland’s most disadvantaged communities are being offered life-changing support to help them go to university or college.

WLHP Board member Maureen Finlay and Depute Leader of West Lothian Council Councillor Kirsteen Sullivan join staff from WLHP and Wheatley Group, local elected members as well as staff from West Lothian Council and Springfield Properties as work starts on new homes at Dixon Terrace, Whitburn West Lot

Construction company Cruden Building has donated £1,250 to Ibrox Primary and Nursery School to create an outdoor learning space for the children and to improve their shared playground space.

Photo: Tom Manley Wheatley Group has had four projects shortlisted for one of the country’s most prestigious housing awards.

GHA chair Bernadette Hewitt and Councillor Kenny McLean join tenants and staff from GHA, Cernach Housing Association, Wheatley Group, Glasgow City Council and contractors McTaggart Construction at the start of work at Linkwood Drive Work has started on 134 new homes which will transform the heart of

Cube tenant Stephen McConnichie joins Charlie Sherry of Inclusive Images and Allan Gordon from West Dunbartonshire Council A new photography exhibition put Balloch residents in the picture as to what’s happening in their neighbourhood.

Some of the Modern Apprentices who started with Wheatley Group in 2017 Wheatley Group has strengthened its commitment to tackling exclusion and disadvantage by pledging to set aside 10% of places on its Modern Apprenticeship programme for young people with disabilities.

The first of 51 new social houses have arrived on site in Glasgow’s south side as a new development being delivered by CCG (Scotland) Ltd on behalf of Glasgow Housing Association (GHA) progresses. The development, which is situated at Tarfside Oval in South Cardonald, will consist of 21 storey fla

(from left) Sir Harry Burns, chair of the Wheatley Foundation, trainees and apprentices Jordan Penny, Amy McAinsh, Liz McInulty, Wheatley Group director of housing and care, Olga Clayton, Wheatley apprentice, Oliver Graham, employability and training minister, Jamie Hepburn, Wheatley Group director