Ardenglen Housing Association

Ardenglen Housing Association has sponsored primary school footballers in Castlemilk. Pupils from Miller Primary School have taken delivery of their new football kit thanks to the Association.

Ardenglen Housing Association has welcomed Richard Mahon as a new member of its Board of Management. Mr Mahon is a finance professional and keen supporter of the housing association movement. He has over 10 years of experience covering audit, finance control, reporting and planning, most recently in

Ardenglen Housing Association has received tenant approval ratings of 90% or above through its wide-randing opinion survey.

Ardenglen Housing Association’s members received an upbeat message of continuous improvement at its AGM this week. New homes for Castlemilk were nearing completion, voids have been dramatically reduced to a third of the Scottish average and a new ‘Strategic Map’ now sets out what A

Castlemilk’s memorial garden has been given a fresh new paint makeover thanks to Ardenglen Housing Association. The community’s much-admired garden is where local people are encouraged to remember loved ones who have died.

A fun-packed and free six-week long activity programme for kids in Castlemilk has been hailed a huge success. Ardenglen Housing Association hosted the extravaganza of fun during the holidays with a firm emphasis on healthy eating.

A bold and innovative strategic map has been unveiled which lists an ambitious declaration of Ardenglen Housing Association’s vision, purpose and values. Months in the planning, the Strategic Map 2019-21 is designed to encapsulate all that the Castlemilk housing provider stands for and what it

A Spring Family Fun Day has once again helped bring the community together in Castlemilk. A huge turnout of families attended the event organised by Ardenglen Housing Association’s Community Committee with a firm emphasis on enjoyment.

A community initiative in Castlemilk involving Cassiltoun Housing Association and Ardenglen Housing Association has again become the recipient of Glasgow City Council’s Food Programme award. Castlemilk Together: Community Food Action is a group of people and organisations working and livi

Four housing associations in the Castlemilk area of Glasgow have come together to offer a helping hand on Universal Credit. The Ardenglen, Cassiltoun, Craigdale and North View associations have produced a guide to Universal Credit which they hope will inform those needing to claim it.

Ardenglen Housing Association has unveiled five new members of staff in a range of key roles. The Association said the appointments would further strengthen an already-strong team and equip the organisation with the skills needed for the future.

Ardenglen Housing Association completed its Sleep in the Park participation and received the personal thanks of Social Bite co-founder Josh Littlejohn MBE. The Ardenglen team met Josh during his whistle stop tour of Scotland’s four principal cities where thousands were taking part in the mass slee

Some members of the Ardenglen team with their Sleep in the Park banner A team from Ardenglen Housing Association has signed up to Sleep in the Park.

(from left) McTaggart Construction managing director, Gary Climson; Maureen Cope MBE, chair of Ardenglen Housing Association and Audrey Simpson, chief executive of Ardenglen Work to deliver £3.6 million worth of much-needed new homes for families in Castlemilk is now underway.

The winners with Castlemilk Parish Church Minister Rev Sarah Brown (fourth left) Ardenglen Housing Association caused a stir this week by winning a great Castlemilk ‘Soup Off’.