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Rural Stirling Housing Association has reaffirmed its commitment to keep on building affordable homes for rent. At its AGM held in Callander, the Association highlighted two of its recent housing developments – one now finished and occupied by tenants at Killearn and the other due for completi

Moray Council tenants have helped shape a series of updated housing policies aimed at keeping neighbourhoods safe, well maintained and responsive to residents’ needs following a six-week consultation. 

Scotland’s best site managers have been recognised for their dedication to raising standards in house building after winning top awards in the highly regarded industry competition.

Kirkwood Homes Ltd has lost its bid for more than £5 million in damages after a court ruled it had given up its right to buy land in the way it tried to.

A long-term vacant area of land in Glasgow will be brought to life thanks to a large-scale housing development.

Glasgow Building Preservation Trust (GBPT) is seeking to acquire three former janitor's houses from Glasgow City Council as part of a project to restore and return these historic but derelict buildings back into family homes. The Category B-listed properties are located on the sites of the former St

A long-term plan which sets out potential future developments across East Renfrewshire for a ten year period has been published for public consultation. The Proposed Local Development Plan 3 (LDP3) outlines the council's land use strategy for East Renfrewshire, which will support future growth and e

Queens Cross Housing Association has appointed Anne Ramsey as its new board chair. A local tenant, Anne’s interest in the community saw her join the housing association board in 2016 before becoming vice chair in 2021.

Councillor Lezley Marion Cameron DL has been appointed as the new chair of the Edinburgh Integration Joint Board (EIJB), the body responsible for overseeing nearly £1 billion of investment in health and social care services for adults in Edinburgh. Councillor Cameron is the Labour and Co-opera

Glasgow City Council is seeking to tackle the spread of misinformation that has forced housing associations across the city to temporarily close their offices.

Moray Council said it has made significant progress in improving how it responds to damp, mould and condensation in council homes as it prepares for new Scottish legislation coming into force on 6 October 2026.

East Lothian Council has approved two new policy papers aimed at improving the quality of private sector homes across the area and ensuring the council makes the best use of its own housing stock. The first paper introduces a new Housing Acquisitions and Disposal Policy for 2026–30, setting ou

A pioneering scheme that offers direct electricity bill support has now delivered more than £10 million in payments since launching 13 years ago.

Share is inviting members to join its Annual General Meeting on Thursday 8th October 2026. Taking place from 9.30am to 12pm, the AGM will be held both online and in person at Share’s Bellshill office. It will provide an opportunity to hear more about Share’s plans for the future and give

A Scottish Government Reporter made "serious errors" when approving plans for a 544-bed visitor accommodation development in Edinburgh’s West End, a newly launched legal challenge argues.