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Harbour Homes has welcomed four new board members who bring expertise from across the technology, financial, sustainability and social work sectors. Joining the board are Mandy Mungall, Chris Litwiniuk, Sue Hoole and Asif Sheikh. The four appointees were elected at Harbour Homes’ 50th Ann

Energy Skills Partnership (ESP) and Built Environment – Smarter Transformation (BE-ST) have announced a formal strategic partnership to strengthen collaboration between Scotland’s colleges, employers, industry and innovation partners and help develop the skills and capabilities needed f

The masterplan for the future regeneration of North Laurieston, a historic area on the south bank of the Clyde close to Glasgow city centre, has been approved by Glasgow City Council.

The number of children living in temporary accommodation in Falkirk has reduced by almost 50% compared with a year ago, with more families moving into settled homes and hundreds of additional affordable homes becoming available across the area.

Energy prices are set to reach a three-year high this winter, with an even greater hike to bills expected to hit households in the new year. These increases, coupled with the knock-on effects of a significant El Niño will create a “perfect storm” for families already struggling t

Perth and Kinross Council continues to provide tenants with safe, well-maintained homes and high-quality housing services, according to its latest performance return to the Scottish Housing Regulator. The council’s 2025/26 Annual Return, discussed at Wednesday’s meeting of the Housing an

A Glasgow man who has previously experienced long-term homelessness has revealed the significant role that Simon Community Scotland has played in his recovery. Stephen’s story is the first to be told as part of This is Community, a new campaign marking 60 years of Simon Community Scotland, bui

Community and voluntary organisations across Angus are invited to apply for funding to develop new ways to support children and families.

Residents seeking to bring Glasgow's former Corunna Bowling Club site into community ownership are calling on Scottish Ministers to respond urgently to requests for a ministerial call-in before a housing development is given final approval. The site, located within the historic St Vincent Crescent C

The Metropolitan Police's final investigation file into the Grenfell Tower fire of 2017 has been submitted to the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS), with the Met requesting prosecutors to consider charges against 54 individuals and 20 companies.

One of Coatbridge’s best-known historic buildings is being given a new lease of life as part of a major town centre regeneration project that will create 43 new council homes for rent.

Housing design and adaptations will be “crucial” to making Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s new social care plan work, according to ageing and housing experts. The team at the University of Stirling said the Prime Minister’s plans to deliver free care at home for older people wi

Midlothian Council is currently developing new wheelchair accessible housing targets for the period 2027/28 to 2031/32 and is seeking feedback from local residents to help determine the number, type and location of homes required.

Thenue Housing last night reassured tenants and the communities it serves that it remains on their side despite continuing cost of living pressures.

Scottish Housing News is marking the retirement of Jeff Anderson, its long-serving advertising manager, who is stepping down after more than 18 years with the company. Jeff joined the business in 2008 and has played a pivotal role in helping to steer Scottish Housing News and its sister publications