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The Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) has stepped in to protect the members of Faifley Credit Union Ltd, which ceased trading on November 23 and is now in default. All 95 members of the credit union, which is in Clydebank, West Dunbartonshire, will be compensated by FSCS within seven day

Damp, condensation and mould growth remain perennial problems in social housing. With the introduction of the Homes Act 2018, landlords' legal obligations – and tenants' health – mean ventilation and condensation control have never been more important. Happy, healthy tenants. Reduced mai

Ayrshire Housing has received planning permission for 40 flats at the Citadel on Ayr’s harbourside.

Eleven housing association projects have received funding from the Scottish Government’s £1.5 million Homelessness Prevention Fund to support projects that contribute to reducing child poverty and preventing homelessness. 

Glasgow-based Southside Housing Association (SHA) has welcomed experienced customer services professional Dianne Keenan as she starts her role as its new customer service department (CSD) manager. A newly created role at SHA, the CSD manager is an appointment of strategic significance to the As

Rent arrears for Scotland's local authorities have risen to their highest level since April after a reduction last month, new figures from the Scottish Housing Regulator have revealed.

Gone are the school bells, the teachers, the dinner hall, the books and blackboards, but the spirit of south Glasgow’s Holmlea Primary School lives on. 

Berwickshire Housing Association (BHA) has launched a new initiative to help tackle social isolation during the COVID-19 pandemic and, at the same time, improve the digital awareness of its tenants by loaning them 4G enabled iPads.

Hillcrest Homes has picked up a prestigious Business Hero award, courtesy of the British Chambers of Commerce.

The Scottish Land Commission has today published its report Housing Land Allocation, Assembly and Delivery: Lessons from Europe – the sixth and final report in the series leading up to the Review of Housing for Land and Development, planned for early 2021. Senior policy officer David Stew

The Scottish Government has given its approval for plans to develop 245 flats at Aberdeen's historic Rubislaw Quarry.

The public will be given a chance to have their say on proposals for the delivery of a residential development at Portcullis House in Glasgow.

Plans have been submitted to the convert empty upper floors of 55 West Regent Street into 96 serviced apartments and studios. The proposal for the B-listed building in Glasgow's city centre includes substantial external fabric repairs and complete regeneration of interior space plus the creation of

Mitre Properties has been granted permission to build four two-bedroom properties at overgrown vacant land at Overnewton Place in Kelvinhaugh. Glasgow City Council agreed that the firm can develop the site off Kelvinhaugh Street, beside Glasgow University’s Cairncross House student accommodati

The economic downturn stemming from the coronavirus pandemic will depress European house prices and worsen housing affordability for young and low-income groups, according to a new report by Moody's Investor's Service.