Queens Cross Housing Association

Nominees for the Pride of Queens Cross Awards have now been shortlisted.

Glasgow City Council has agreed in principle to dispose of Burnbank House to Queens Cross Housing Association (QCHA) to allow the building of 48 accessible homes for the over-50s. The 0.85-acre site on Burnbank Gardens, close to Great Western Road and Maryhill Road, was for decades a care home, and

Queens Cross Housing Association has teamed up with local Community Involvement Groups to launch a new Charter that aims to make the area safer, friendlier and greener. The Good Neighbour Charter inspires residents and staff to work closely together to build on the existing sense of community t

A new social enterprise café launched by Queens Cross Housing Association is set to bring employment opportunities and a new community hub to north west Glasgow. ‘Toshie’s’, named in homage to the neighbouring Charles Rennie Mackintosh designed church, is being renovated in

The Queens Cross Group has unveiled its plans on how it will use its combined resources to transform northwest Glasgow by 2025. Its new Business Plan 2025 sets out how the four charities and companies in the group each have something to contribute to help make Queens Cross one of the best places to

Queens Cross Housing Association has unveiled a new mural in north west Glasgow after help from over 200 local primary school children.

North West Glasgow’s largest housing association is on the lookout for candidates for its Pride of Queens Cross Awards.

Fuel poverty and the challenges of achieving carbon-neutral homes were two of the hot topics on the table when Patrick Harvie MSP visited Queens Cross Housing Association. The minister for zero carbon buildings, active travel and tenants’ rights met senior management at Queens Cross to explore

Community projects by Southside Housing Association and Queens Cross Housing Association are among nine initiatives in Glasgow to have been awarded almost £3.7 million through the Scottish Government's Place Fund after Glasgow City Council approved the funding allocations yesterday. The Place

Queens Cross Housing Association is the first organisation in the country to achieve recognition under the new model of an internationally recognised excellence award.

A hamper appeal is set to spread some festive cheer around Queens Cross Housing Association this Christmas.

The renovation of Queens Cross Housing Association homes at Cedar Court is next up in our COP26SHN feature following a visit to the development by a COP26 international delegation. Three of Glasgow’s best known high rise blocks have attracted international praise for their improved environment

Tenants of Queens Cross Housing Association can now call on a free bulk uplift waste service.

Fighting poverty is one of the key aims of new-look charity Queens Cross Community Foundation, set up to serve the communities of north west Glasgow. The Queens Cross Community Foundation, formerly the Garscube Community Foundation, aims to have a tighter focus on helping those in greatest need in t

Queens Cross Housing Association's financial inclusion team has helped its residents to £1 million gains. The six strong team offers welfare rights, financial, and energy advice to all local people, not just their tenants.