Wheatley Group

Housing minister Margaret Burgess with GHA tenant Clare Carvill and GHA chair Gordon Sloan at Clare’s new home in Marfield Street A new home has changed the life of a GHA tenant in Carntyne and is even helping two of her sons get on better.

A group of young people who are volunteering with the Poverty Alliance and Children in Scotland have compiled a survey designed to explore the views of housing staff about housing and communities. The short survey forms part of a participatory research project commissioned by Wheatley Group.

A leading housing, care and property management group's campaign has welcomed the support of cabinet secretary for social justice, communities and pensioners' rights, Alex Neil MSP.

Cabinet secretary Alex Neil is joined by West Lothian Housing Partnership's John Hill, GHA chair Gordon Sloan, Cube chair Liz Ruine, Wheatley Group chief executive Martin Armstrong, Loretto's Douglas Robin, welfare benefit advisors and modern apprentices Wheatley Group has helped tenants access £12

Annabelle Ewing MSP, minister for youth and women’s employment, with the Investors in Young People award, and, from left, Peter Russian, chief executive of Investors in People; Liz Ruine, chair of Cube Housing Association, which is part of Wheatley Group; young Wheatley employees Megan Gillanders,

Wheatley Group tenants can get online help to manage their money and avoid costly pay-day loans. The housing group already provides a range of budgeting and benefits advice services for tenants, including access to Welfare Benefits Advisors and Money Advisors.