Queens Cross Housing Association

Queens Cross Housing Association brought some Easter holiday cheer to children in north-west Glasgow thanks to a generous donation of Easter eggs. Local distributor Fáilte Foods donated 700 Easter eggs to Queens Cross for local children in north west Glasgow

Families in north-west Glasgow are taking part in a healthy meal project over the coming weeks with a home delivery service launched by Queens Cross Housing Association.

A new community learning and support project run by Queens Cross Housing Association in northwest Glasgow is set to open up new opportunities for local people to help them improve their lives.

Keep Scotland Beautiful has presented Queens Cross Housing Association with a silver level National Award for Environmental Excellence - the business standard that enables organisations to benchmark their environmental achievements and improvements.

A public consultation has been launched into a £3 million Queens Cross Housing Association environmental improvement project to transform the look of the Woodside area of Glasgow.   A successful public consultation session shared ideas for the ‘Making Places in Woodside&rs

Regeneration specialist Urban Union has been wholly acquired by construction, infrastructure and support services businesses Robertson Group. Established as a 50/50 joint venture in 2011 by Robertson Group and McTaggart Construction, Urban Union was created in response to a substantial Town Centre R

A reuse social enterprise has donated just fewer than 1,000 Christmas gifts to a number of worthy organisations in Glasgow. Some of the gifts in the Queens Cross Housing Association offices

Social enterprise Queens Cross Workspace has joined forces with Queens Cross Housing Association in a bid to attract more jobs to north-west Glasgow. Queens Cross Workspace is now part of the Queens Cross Group which through its housing association rents around 4,500 homes in the city.

Queens Cross Housing Association’s Lindsay Roches has been recognised as one of the UK’s young leaders in housing. The top ‘30 under 30’ award highlights the top 30 brightest leaders in the housing sector under the age of 30.

Queens Cross Housing Association has been awarded the Care Inspectorate’s top rating for its work in helping to improve residents’ mental health.

Queens Cross Housing Association is to merge its services for older people, young homeless people and those experiencing mental health issues in northwest Glasgow. The newly-created service is called Queens Cross Wellbeing.

A European project has turned to Queens Cross Housing Association to learn lessons in managing youth homelessness. The ROOF: Ending Homelessness through housing first project run by URBACT, a Euro partnership that helps cities to work together to tackle common urban challenges, is touring sever

John Gray, who has died aged 88 after a period of ill health, was a former Glasgow Corporation, Glasgow District, Strathclyde Regional and Glasgow City councillor representing South Maryhill and environs from 1965 to 2007. Over five decades of public service, his contribution to his local community

Queens Cross Housing Association chief executive Shona Stephen has been appointed as one of eight new commissioners by the new Poverty and Inequalities Commission. The Commission was established earlier this year as an advisory body to provide independent advice and scrutiny to Scottish Ministers ar

Queen's Cross Housing Association and Southside Housing Association have secured funding for community nature boosts in Hamiltonhill and Queensland Community park.