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Child-facing organisations including housing associations are being invited to sign up to an international charter which aims to change the way societies tackle sexual violence affecting young males.

Councillors have approved plans for 49 homes near Darnley Mill Park in Glasgow.

Plans for 22 homes in Newtyle have been approved by Angus Council.

The Scottish Government needs to show greater strategic leadership across the public sector to achieve its digital ambitions, says the spending watchdog.

Age Scotland is calling on the Scottish Government to address the shortage of suitable housing for older people as the number of single older households continues to rise.

Scottish Labour has said that it will vote against the Planning (Scotland) Bill at its final stage today, warning that it has become "a missed opportunity to deliver transformative change".

Work has commenced on a new affordable housing development on behalf of East Dunbartonshire Council.

Residents in Irvine are being invited to view updated multi-million-pound proposals for much-needed new council homes at the town’s harbourside.

River Clyde Homes has signed up to the Chartered Institute of Housing’s 'Make a Stand' pledge to support people in the Inverclyde community who experience domestic abuse.

Queens Cross Housing Association is bringing five vacant commercial properties in north west Glasgow back into productive use as new homes. The properties are undergoing a £500,000 refurbishment by the Association as part of its conversions programme to meet the high demand for new housing in

LAR Housing Trust is to provide factoring services for future developments after key members of staff qualified as registered property managers. Operations director Fiona Kelly and development manager Stuart McLaren have both passed a factoring qualification run by the Institute of Residential Prope

Green-fingered visitors to a centre for disabled residents in Renfrewshire are now able to access its gardens after a renovation made the grounds wheelchair-friendly. Uneven ground at the Disability Resource Centre in Paisley’s Love Street made it hard for service users to enjoy the outside sp

One of Leith’s oldest residents has celebrated her 100th birthday. Port of Leith Housing Association tenant Ruby, who attributes her long life to not smoking and her love of dancing, has spoken about how Leith has changed over the years.

Govan Law Centre (GLC) has highlighted the positive impact it has had providing assistance in housing, employment, debt, welfare rights and legal work in its newly published annual report.

The system for administering emergency payments used by people who have run out of money for food and other essentials could be improved but needs more cash, according to a new report.