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A planning application has been submitted on behalf of Albert Investment Co., for a new Purpose-Built Student Accommodation (PBSA) scheme in Glasgow’s St George’s Road.  The PBSA demonstrated a celebration of heritage through the retention of the current façade and a modern i

Marked by local dignitaries and tenants, the delivery of 12 new affordable homes in Dornoch has been completed, concluding the last phase of a development by Albyn Housing Society and Springfield Partnerships. Local MSP, David Green, joined tenants and representatives from Albyn and Springfield to f

Moray Council has approved plans for 204 new homes, delivered by the housebuilder Springfield Properties.  Situated in the edge of Elgin, the most recent phase consists of a combination of private and affordable housing, commercial opportunities for local businesses and community areas.&nb

The Awarding Organisation (AO) of the Chartered Institute of Housing (CIH) has announced this year’s winner of the Learner of The Year Award. 

A new report has found that bolstering local supply chains, boosting coordination and making accreditation easier to explore could support the delivery of warmer homes that are less expensive to run. 

If Scotland modernises its collection and use of land information, a more effective system for communities, public services and the economy could be in the pipeline, a new report from the Scottish Land Commission has said.  The research, which looks into land data systems in Finland, Estonia, B

Changeworks has appointed a new chair of its board of directors and has announced a number of board appointments to strengthen its strategy up to the year 2030.  Nicola Walters, who is a current member of the board, will enter the position of chair, replacing current chair Del Redvers after he

North Ayrshire Council has seen its 1000th home built since 2014 under the Council’s Strategic Housing Investment Plan, formally handed over to a resident. 

Construction has started for a new scheme of affordable homes to be built on the site of Aberdeen’s former Braeside Primary School. 

Who is it for and what is it about?

Who is it for and what is it about?

Delegates from the Housing 2026 conference participated in a high-speed omelette cooking competition to raise money for the charity Young Lives vs Cancer. Hosted by chief executive of Riverside Paul Dolan, the competition saw participants compete to cook a two-egg omelette in the shortest time. 

The Scottish government needs to ramp up progress on social home delivery in order to address Scotland’s housing crisis, according to The Scottish Federation of Housing Associations (SFHA). 

Seven of the UK's biggest building companies face a £4.5 billion class action due to claims that alleged anti-competitive activity prompted higher prices for homebuyers.

M & J Ballantyne Ltd got approval from Scottish Borders Council for a 49-home scheme on the edge of Selkirk on 29 June.