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Five years after Scotland’s first large‑scale water‑source heat pump went live at Queens Quay, the district heat network designed and delivered by Vital Energi is now supplying hundreds of homes across Clydebank.

It is with great sadness that Prospect Community Housing has shared the news of the sudden passing of Jeremy Hewer, a Committee member at the Association. Well-known and respected across the sector, Jeremy worked for Blackwood and the Scottish Federation of Housing Associations (SFHA) prior to his r

Customers across Dumfries and Galloway are benefiting from over £39 million of investment from Wheatley Homes South. The social landlord is spending £39.1m across the region as part of its 2025-2028 investment plan in making homes warmer, drier and cheaper to run.

Housebuilder Cruden has submitted plans for a major new affordable housing development at Almondvale Parkway in Livingston.

A company set up to deliver a new housing development in Strachur, Argyll and Bute, has entered administration following what administrators described as “significant completion delays and cost overruns”.

House prices in Scotland have continued rising, according to the balance of respondents to the latest Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) Residential Market Survey. 

An academic from The University of Manchester has been shortlisted for one of Britain’s most prestigious awards for political writing after publishing a deeply personal account of his experiences of hidden homelessness as a teenager. Dr Andrew Seaton, a History researcher at the University, ha

Residents are being encouraged to have their say on how West Dunbartonshire Council should prioritise spending for 2027/28, as a new budget conversation launches this week. The council continues to face a challenging financial environment, with rising costs and anticipated real-term reductions in fu

Councillors have agreed funding to continue supporting a wide range of community activities and services across the Cowdenbeath area.

A new St Enoch mural is the next addition to the very-popular Mural Trail in Glasgow city centre and can be seen from George Street on the back of a tenement building on High Street.

A policy designed to support community organisations in taking on the management of East Lothian council-owned land and buildings, helping to deliver positive outcomes for residents, has been approved. At a meeting of the council’s cabinet, elected members approved a new Community Benefit Subs

A strong sense of community has shone through a new video from the City of Edinburgh Council this week as residents talk enthusiastically about settling into their new homes at Western Villages, part of a £1.3 billion regeneration of Granton Waterfront for this area to become a new coastal to

Shelter Scotland has urged the incoming Scottish Government to retain the cabinet secretary for housing post, warning that momentum on tackling the national housing emergency will stall if the role is downgraded.

Luminary Homes Limited has officially restarted a residential development at Horsbrugh North, Cardrona - a site that had previously stalled under former ownership.

Home Group Scotland has started work on a retrofit project on four blocks of flats in Kelloholm.