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Jeane Freeman There are six weeks left for people across Scotland to have their say on how Scotland’s new social security system should be shaped.

Stuart Bowler and his mum Alison outside his new home bought through the Help to Buy (Scotland) scheme The Scottish Government’s Help to Buy scheme has reached another milestone with the latest phase enabling more than 30 households a week to purchase a new build home.

Families, politicians, Maryhill Housing staff and local police officers pay a visit to the allotments New “pop-up allotments” are proving a huge hit with people in Glasgow’s Ruchill following an initiative led by Maryhill Housing.

Clune Park River Clyde Homes said it will “stand shoulder-to-shoulder” with Inverclyde Council in its efforts to regenerate a rundown Port Glasgow housing estate after a judge ruled against the council’s demolition plans.

Plans have been submitted to build more than 1,300 homes on greenbelt land separating Edinburgh from Musselburgh. Developer EDI Group, an arms-length company of the City of Edinburgh Council, has lodged an application for Planning Permission in Principle to construct 1,330 houses, a school and leisu

A charity that runs a watersports centre for children has lost a £135,000 VAT case to HM Revenue & Customs in a decision that could have significant implications for the rest of the charity sector. The charity built a new commercial property and incurred VAT on the construction costs. It believ

Eildon Housing Association chairman Trevor Burrows marked the Association’s progress and set out ambitious growth plans for the next few years at the Group’s 43rd AGM this week. Informing members of the Group’s achievements over the previous year, Mr Burrows also highlighted the overall financ

CCG Asset Management will undertake the second phase of Cernach Housing Association’s kitchen upgrade programme this month. The work will see 40 tenants benefit from a brand new kitchen with a choice of fixtures and fittings to suit their existing household.

Rosemary Brotchie By Rosemary Brotchie, policy and research manager for Shelter Scotland

Glasgow residents are being given a final chance to see inside the old Victoria Infirmary thanks to its new owners Sanctuary Group. Sanctuary is offering 200 people a short tour of the former hospital site on Sunday 18 September.

Rev Dr Russell Barr The moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland and minister for local government and housing Kevin Stewart MSP will both address the autumn event of Scottish Churches Housing Action in Edinburgh on Friday 7 October.

Clackmannanshire Council has welcomed new figures which show that its tenants are more satisfied with the overall service they receive than tenants of any other local authority in Scotland. Statistics released by the Scottish Housing Regulator found that more than nine out of ten tenants randomly sa

The stylish new centre as it will look when completed A new youth and community centre costing just short of a million pounds is coming to Castlemilk after a campaign led by Thenue Housing.

After a year of Scottish Elections, EU referendums and the like, the result of the most important ballot of 2016 was finally announced by East Kilbride Housing Association. After an intensive social media campaign, on-line and text surveys and the traditional polling booth method, East Kilbride Hous

Roseanna Cunningham Cabinet secretary for land reform Roseanna Cunningham has announced that more than 500,000 acres in Scotland are now in community ownership.