The three-year plan focuses on improving existing homes and neighbourhoods across Glasgow, directly responding to tenant feedback prioritising upgrades and energy efficiency to combat rising fuel costs.

The £156m investment will see:

• around 2450 new windows in homes to make them warmer;
• the replacement of 620 front and back doors to make homes draught-free and more secure;
• nearly 1100 new electric heating systems and 2300 new boilers fitted; and
• over 2090 brand new kitchens installed in homes.

It will also see £53m spent on environmental improvements to drive up standards and help make communities cleaner and greener.

Aisling Mylrea, managing director at Wheatley Homes Glasgow, said: “Wheatley Homes Glasgow is absolutely committed to making homes warmer, safer and more comfortable for households across the city.

“These ambitious plans have been driven by the views of our tenants who want to see more money spent on improving our existing properties as well as on building more homes.

“This £156m investment is about ensuring our homes and communities remain great places to live and forms part of our extensive programme of improvements to our customers’ homes and neighbourhoods over the coming years.”