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Rhonda Leith (left) and Margaret Scott cut the cake Ayrshire Housing celebrated its fifteenth birthday at its annual general meeting on Wednesday.

Paul Kelly North Lanarkshire Council tenants with financial concerns are being urged to seek advice through the council’s money advice service.

Pamela Humphries North Lanarkshire Council’s ground-breaking scheme to buy homes on the open sale market is going from strength to strength.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UfRc90GehYs Edinburgh-based Prospect Community Housing Association has released a film celebrating its 30th anniversary.

Join us at Scotland’s first dedicated event for Compliance, Gas & Electrical Safety professionals in social housing and facilities management.

Shettleston Housing Association (SHA) has submitted a planning application for 40 new homes on the former site of St Mark's Primary School on Muiryfauld Drive. The development would involve a mix of cottage flats, semi-detached homes, townhouses and flats designed by architects Anderson Bell Christi

HouseMark Scotland has launched an updated version of the Scottish Social Housing Charter interactive comparison tool, using the annual return data published by the Scottish Housing Regulator. Available across the sector, the tool allows users to view social landlords’ performance over five ye

GHA’s older tenants are getting their hands dirty in a gardening competition to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Glasgow Garden Festival.

Tenants at a Buckhaven housing development have been taken on a trip down memory lane at an event dedicated to all things from the past.

River Clyde Homes has announced the continued transformation of Broomhill Court, a tower block in Greenock, since its designation as retirement living accommodation.

FMD Financial Services Ltd has announced the passing of their colleague Rhona Joss, who was well known in the social housing sector. Ms Joss was the longest serving member of FMD, having started to work with the company in May 1993.

Marisa Mundt Glen Oaks Housing Association has issued the following statement on the passing of long-serving Board member Marisa Mundt.

Kieran Findlay, editor of Scottish Housing News and Scottish Construction Now, has set off on a 154 kilometre walk along the world famous West Highland Way to raise money for charity.

John Swinney The vast majority of Scottish households are satisfied with their housing, with a majority saying that they're "very satisfied", according to new Scottish Government figures.

A new programme funded by the Scottish Government has been launched to support tenants and landlords with tenant participation. The free Next Steps programme is aimed at housing organisations across Scotland and will help tenants and landlords review current tenant participation and scrutiny practic