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Residents in the Baldridgeburn, Bellyeoman, Broomhead and Headwell areas of Fife will help decide how £30,000 is spent in their communities.

Households on lower incomes could pay nearly five times as much to switch to clean heating as wealthier families, according to a new report.

Scarf has been shortlisted for Climate Action Champion at The Herald Scottish Impact Awards 2026, continuing a growing wave of external recognition for the charity’s work tackling fuel poverty, improving energy efficiency and supporting communities across Scotland. The shortlist recognises Sca

The Ardrossan Winton Rovers Football Club grandstand will now proudly be known as the Cunninghame Housing Association Grandstand after the agreement of a sponsorship deal.

Ayrshire Housing has appointed a new property director who will be responsible for overseeing the significant levels of investment planned for its stock over the next few years. Last year the association announced spending of more than £11 million to improve homes for its tenants, and new appo

Community organisations, charities, social enterprises and local residents are being invited to help shape the future of the Norton Park Conference Centre as part of a major new study exploring how a bespoke heritage space could better serve Edinburgh's third sector as well as the local communities

Around 820,000 households in Scotland could be living in fuel poverty this autumn as higher energy prices put renewed pressure on family finances.

The Scottish Housing Regulator welcomed the appointment by Scottish Ministers of Lindsay Paterson as its new deputy chair. Lindsay took over from the current deputy Ewan Fraser on 31 August 2026 to 31 October 2029. Ewan will remain a board member until the 31 March 2027, when he will have completed

Royal Bank of Scotland has provided £82.6 million of funding to support Rosethorn Capital Partners and Eagle Street Partners with the acquisition and repositioning of three purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) assets in Birmingham, Edinburgh and London.

Almost half of social housing tenants are already living in fuel poverty, and Scotland now faces a difficult winter of rising energy costs.

Residents in Braeside Place, Reddingmuirhead, will benefit from a reduced risk of flooding following the completion of improvement works in August.

Wheatley has again been recognised as one of Scotland's leading employers after retaining Investors in People (IiP) Platinum accreditation, the highest level possible. The housing and property-management group achieved the prestigious award following a rigorous assessment of how it supports, develop

Glasgow City Council is at a critical point as it tries to tackle financial pressures, rising homelessness, growing demand for services, persistent high poverty levels and unresolved equal pay claims, Scotland's local authority watchdog has warned.

Residents came together on Saturday 29 August for this year's Springburn Community Street Festival, a day filled with fun activities, sport and community spirit.

A multi-million-pound planned maintenance contract is now underway across East Renfrewshire, with 190 residences set to benefit from brand-new kitchens during the first year of the programme. The programme forms part of a long-term investment in East Renfrewshire Council's housing stock, with around