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Plans to build 49 affordable homes in Cupar have been postponed until at least 2017. The proposal by Thomson Homes in conjunction with Fife Council was planned for parkland adjacent to Tarvit Ponds.

A project to revamp derelict homes in Liverpool has won Britain's leading contemporary art award, the Turner Prize. London-based architecture collective Assemble took home the prestigious prize for Granby 4 Streets, a development of 10 empty red-brick terraced houses which brought four empty shops b

Scotland’s ambitions to tackle homelessness are under threat according to a new report published today by national homelessness charity Crisis and the Joseph Rowntree Foundation. The report shows 28,615 homelessness assessments by councils last year – a fall of 5 per cent on the previous year. H

Police are hunting two men who deliberately set fire to a Glasgow Housing Association (GHA) office in Glasgow. CCTV footage shows the pair break into the property in Ashgill Road, Milton, on Saturday at about 20:15 and attempt to set light to the door.

Plans have been submitted for a 1,500 home development on the outskirts of a North-east village. The Aberdeen Evening Express reports that CHAP Group has lodged an application with Aberdeenshire Council for the new properties at Park Quarry near Drumoak. As part of the 1,500 homes scheme, 500 will b

Tenants facing eviction from Leith homes belonging to the Agnes Hunter Trust could be allowed to remain in their homes thanks to Port of Leith Housing Association (PoLHA). Around 200 tenants in Lorne Street, Leith are facing eviction after the charitable trust decided to put their homes up for sale.

The wraps have officially come off ten new homes for Stirling Council tenants in Cowie. The bungalows in Cowie’s Main Street and Burns Terrace were all built by the council’s own housing service and tenants began moving in this week.

Lord Provost Sadie Docherty with local children at the mural unveiling A mural which celebrates a Glasgow community’s past and present is helping residents look to the future.

Mrs Winnie Campbell and Atrium Homes chair Jim O’Neill Kilmarnock registered social landlord Atrium Homes has completed its long planned move to new purpose built offices at Central Avenue, Shortlees.

Shettleston Housing Association Offices (c Andrew Lee) A Shettleston Housing Association office in Glasgow has been named amongst on the nation’s favourite buildings.

A new strategy which sets how North Lanarkshire Council works with its tenants and residents is now in place. The five year plan, 'Inform, Involve, Improve', puts tenants and customers at the heart of housing service delivery, and outlines how the local authority is planning to involve more tenants

Some of the staff at Maryhll with the presents donated Staff at Maryhill Housing Association have delivered an early Christmas present to a deserving community group.

Councillor David McBride, West Dunbartonshire Council spokesperson for housing and communities; Cube chair Liz Ruine; Cube board member Jackie Barnes; and Richard Cairns, West Dunbartonshire Council’s executive director, infrastructure and regeneration at the launch of Wheatley Group’s five-year

Dave McLaren Weslo Housing Management has revealed that the company's housing manager David McLaren will retire at the end of February 2016.

Rob Gibson MSP The Scottish Government’s Land Reform Bill requires strengthening in key areas to deliver on its radical ambitions, according to MSPs.