Partick Housing Association

Partick Housing Association has submitted plans to transform a former Glasgow school into 60 new flats. Designed by Collective Architecture, the £8 million redevelopment of the former St Peter’s School on Chancellor Street will provide a mix of 1-3 bed homes for social and mid-market rent as well

Partick Housing Association’s newly formed community group Partick & Thornwood Action Group (PTAG) held their latest Day of Action on Easter Sunday, 27th March.

Partick Housing Association staff and board showed their generosity this festive season by donating food and useful household items to the North West Area Foodbank. Presents and decorations were also added to the collection as well as a cash donation of £175 to bring some Christmas cheer to familie

Partick Housing Association has produced a commemorative publication as part of its 40th Anniversary Celebrations. Through interviews with tenants, current and former employees and board members, the publication outlines how Glasgow’s built heritage was preserved by housing associations. There are

As part of its 40th Anniversary celebrations, Partick Housing Association (PHA) hosted the People of Partick Awards Dinner in the wonderful setting of Oran Mor in the west end of Glasgow. Local people were asked to nominate individuals or groups who make a real difference to the area. Often behind t

A group formed through Partick Housing Association (PHA) staff and local residents who wanted to improve the local environment has held its latest Day of Action. The Partick & Thornwood Action Group were joined by local politicians and a representative from Hillhead Action Group for the day.

As part of its 40th Anniversary celebrations, Partick Housing Association (PHA) sponsored a schools sports athletics festival for children from local Thornwood and Notre Dame Primary Schools. The event was organised by Sports Scotland Active Schools Glasgow.

More than 70 tenants and stakeholders attended Partick Housing Association’s (PHA) Annual General Meeting in Partick Burgh Hall last week. Attendees had the opportunity to learn about PHA’s achievements over the past year, as well as looking forward to the organisation’s plans for the future.

Lynne Donnelly West of Scotland Housing Association (WSHA) has appointed Lynne Donnelly as chief executive.

The Partick Community Growing Project held its second annual Open Day last month as part of the RSPB’s Glasgow Wildlife Garden Festival. In the days running up to the event on July 26th, the group were busy making preparations such as tidying the plots and communal areas, baking cakes for the tea

Following the success of 2014’s Community Festival in Partick Burgh Hall, this year Partick Housing Association decided to take things outdoors to Mansfield Park where the event was held as part of the West End Festival with live music, come & try sessions and arts and crafts. Samba Caramba we

The West End Festival team Partick Housing Association staff joined in the festivities at the annual West End Festival Parade from the Botanic Gardens to Kelvingrove Park.

PHA housing services director Lynne Donnelly, tenant Michelle Hynes and Carillion area operations manager Neil Whannell Partick Housing Association (PHA) has celebrated the allocation of its 200th modernised void property this month.

Partick Housing Association is offering its customers the chance to take part in a workshop to help shape the future of Glasgow’s museums. Throughout May, research company icecream architecture is working with Glasgow museums to find out exactly what interests the people of the city. The research