Abertay Housing Association

Dundee-based Abertay Housing Association has opened 16 new flats in New Road Forfar, the first new homes built by Abertay in a decade and the first within the Angus Council boundaries.

Callum Milne Almost ninety housing association properties in Dundee have been ‘future-proofed’ against changing energy legislation and price hikes, following a multi-million pound energy overhaul.

Abertay Housing Association has unveiled proposals to deliver 43 new homes on the former site of a primary school in Dundee. Detailed plans submitted to Dundee City Council’s planning department indicate that the homes, situated at the former Charleston Primary School on South Road, will be a mix

It was all change on the Abertay Housing Association committee last week as the Association held its twenty first AGM at Fintry Parish Church in Dundee. Following the formal business of the report from chair Dorothy Taylor and a presentation of annual accounts, the event saw five committee members s

Dundee-based Abertay Housing Association is to embark on its first venture in Angus with the development of affordable homes on a derelict site in Forfar. Under plans submitted to Angus Council, the near £2 million project will see the creation of 18 flats for older people at New Road.

View of the Fintry Road junction with Finavon Street Abertay Housing Association has submitted a planning application for 60 new homes and urban realm improvements in the Fintry area of Dundee.

A housing support service provided by Abertay Housing Association to tenants living within its seven sheltered housing complexes has been graded ‘very good to excellent’ by regulators. An inspection of the housing support service by the Care Inspectorate in March looked at three main areas and g

Dundee City Council, Hillcrest, Abertay and Caledonia housing associations have joined forces to launch of a new housing allocation policy for Dundee. The Common Housing Register will offer improved access and choice for people who want to rent houses form social landlords in the city.

Mr Hosie inspects a cutaway portion of the steel structure in a property at Noran Avenue. (from left) Derek Black, Abertay Housing Association asset manager, Stewart Hosie, Michael Dignan, lecturer in Scott Sutherland School of Architecture and Building Environment at Robert Gordon's University, Fin

A new independent energy supply company, the first in the UK operating on a non-profit distributing basis, plans to be selling heat and power to tenants in 200,000 homes across Scotland by 2020. Our Power Energy, a subsidiary of Our Power Community Benefit Society, has been founded by 35 member orga

(left to right) Gail Nicoll, Abertay HA, Sandra Fagan, Home Scotland, Jillian Prebish, Sanctuary Scotland, Dawn Balfour, Caledonia HA Four Dundee housing associations have developed a new partnership which aims to provide support to older people across the city to live safe and well at home.

Abertay Housing Association is one of 24 UK organisations to have signed up for a new social housing rents campaign, launched to deliver vital time and cost savings for housing providers. The campaign, which encourages tenants to switch to the ease and convenience of Direct Debit, is run by Bacs Pay

A group of Abertay Housing Association tenants have benefitted from a reduction in annual heating bills thanks to the work of a Dundee-based energy efficiency installation contractor. Tenants in more than 80 homes in the Fintry area of the city were struggling to pay rising fuel bills in dwellings s