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The Scottish Government's chief planner and the national planning improvement champion (NPIC) have written to planning colleagues setting out a new action plan aimed at accelerating the delivery of Local Development Plans (LDPs), warning that the decisions made now will "establish important precede

Argyll and Bute Council's proposed Short-Term Let Control Areas (STLCA) face a credible legal challenge if they are used to force established tourism businesses to close, a tourism body has warned.

The Highland Council's Economy and Infrastructure Committee will host a special meeting on Monday (28 September) to consider whether to progress proposals for new Short Term Let Control Areas across parts of the region.

220 organisations across Scotland that share Link Group’s aim of making a positive impact in people’s lives through reducing poverty and exclusion and improving wellbeing have benefitted from £500 grants from the Link in the Community Fund.

Fife Housing Group hosted a fun-filled community event to celebrate the recipients of the £20,000 in grant funding it distributes annually. Continuing its commitment to Giving Something Back, this year’s celebrations took place at Hayfield Community Centre in Kirkcaldy and brought togeth

Tighean Innse Gall (TIG) has marked its 35th anniversary by project managing £26.7 million worth of housing and community development works on behalf of clients, installing more than £442,000 worth of home adaptations and providing support to over 1,000 households facing fuel poverty.

Angela Currie, chief executive of Hanover, is to retire on 31st March 2027. Angela joined the specialist housing association for older people in January 2021 and has led the organisation through strategic renewal, investment in homes and services, and a strong national voice for housing that support

More than 1,000 people have already registered to attend this year's Scottish Housing Summit and Scottish Construction Summit, with just over four weeks to go until the doors open at the SEC in Glasgow.

Trust Housing Association has appointed David Knight as its new chair, succeeding Dr Norval Bryson, who has stepped down after four years in the role. David brings more than 35 years of senior leadership experience in the Scottish housebuilding sector, including managing director positions at Bryant

There was a strong turnout at Barrhead Housing’s Annual General Meeting (AGM) as the association celebrated its 40th anniversary. Tenants, factored homeowners, stakeholders, including Police Scotland and East Renfrewshire Council, and team members attended the AGM, which was John Hamilton&rsqu

Industry leaders, policymakers, innovators and practitioners will come together in Inverness next month to explore how Scotland can accelerate the delivery of more energy efficient buildings and clean heat. BE-ST Fest North takes place at Eden Court, Inverness, on 6 October 2026, bringing a full day

Housing and homelessness organisations have issued a stark warning over Scotland's deepening housing emergency, after official government figures published today revealed record numbers of children living in temporary accommodation.

The doors swung open at Elderpark Housing’s historic home over the weekend as the housing association participated in Glasgow’s Doors Open event. Over two days, the public got a glimpse of the sympathetic restoration of one of Govan’s architectural gems, the B-listed former Hills T

Scotland’s 32 councils could be replaced by as few as six regional authorities under plans for one of the biggest overhauls of local government in decades.

A partnership between Turning Point Scotland and Fife Council is helping people at risk of homelessness access the right support at the right time. For more than a year, Turning Point Scotland community navigators have been supporting people in Fife who are experiencing or at risk of homelessness.