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The University of Stirling has published a new paper which has highlighted the stress, grief and burnout faced by frontline workers as they deal with growing numbers of people experiencing homelessness.

Bield has been awarded another fully compliant TSA (TEC Services Association) Quality Standards Framework audit, recognising the high quality and effectiveness of its BR24 digital alarm monitoring service.

The Scottish Government has published the delivery plan for its Ending Destitution Together strategy, which aims to improve support for people with No Recourse to Public Funds (NRPF) living in Scotland. Launched in March 2021, the Ending Destitution Together (EDT) strategy was designed to prevent an

Melville Housing Association and its primary repairs contractor R3 have celebrated the extension of their successful partnership by joining forces to support the Gorebridge Beacon.

A new boutique-style clothing facility at Wheatley Care’s homeless services in Falkirk and Grangemouth is helping families and people experiencing homelessness make choices for themselves and build confidence.

Unite Students has celebrated the ‘topping out’ milestone in the development of its new £126 million Alexander Quay property in Glasgow.

Kingdom Group’s Big Day Out returned this year with a free family trip to Conifox Adventure Park, giving customers a day out without the usual price tag.

Langstane Housing Association has announced the appointment of Anne Jenkins as its new chief executive, following a robust recruitment process. Anne, who is currently Langstane’s director of housing, will take up the role from 14 September 2026 following the retirement of current chief executi

Govanhill Housing Association has become the first member of the Domestic Abuse Housing Alliance (DAHA) Scotland, helping to lead the pilot programme that will bring the DAHA Accreditation Framework to Scotland and adapt it to align with Scottish legislation.

The Scottish Housing Summit will bring together housing associations, local authorities, developers and industry bodies for a day dedicated to the issues shaping housing delivery in Scotland. Running alongside the Scottish Construction Summit, the co-located format also opens up valuable crossover w

Luminary Homes has said it is on track to complete the first phase of a housing development rescued from administration.

A developer has won permission to build 43 new homes in a West Lothian village.

Plans for a historic partnership that will unlock around 1,000 new homes at the long derelict Cowlairs site in north Glasgow have been backed by the council's City Administration Committee.

North Lanarkshire Council's plans to introduce mid-market rent homes have taken another step forward, with a proposed 28-home pilot at Coats House in Airdrie. The proposed pilot, which could be completed by 2028, would also help the council understand how mid-market rent could be expanded. Independe

A call for views on the blueprint for Glasgow’s development and regeneration in the next 10 years begins today.