Ferguson Planning Ltd is celebrating its 10th anniversary and continued growth as an independent planning and development consultancy. As it enters its tenth year in business, the firm’s loyal client base and planning approvals on both large and small projects across Scotland and the UK have e
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Sometimes the world of training can offer a window to the world. You see patterns and trends emerging, issues that the sector is facing that point to what is happening in our communities.
The last two years have been tough on housing associations and co-operatives, whether it be supporting tenants with wellbeing calls through the pandemic, helping with fuel costs during the cost-of-living crisis or investing in communities.
Did you know 1 in 4 people in the UK is likely to experience mental health problems each year? Think about the people you’re with right now at least one of them will have experienced a mental health crisis or are currently in crisis, or perhaps you have experienced a mental health crisis at s
The role of the factor in Scotland has developed over the centuries, from the person who was charged with managing the landholdings in vast country estates before moving into cities during the industrial revolution to today’s commercial business managing developments or common property on beh
The Tenants Information Service (TIS) is thrilled to launch exciting new benefits as part of a campaign to expand its membership and the services it offers to its diverse and flourishing community.
Stephen Pearson, chair of Financial Inclusion for Scotland, and Carolyn Sawers, chief executive of Corra, launch an initiative where people can help those most in need of support with energy costs.
The Scottish Empty Homes Partnership would like to hear from you if you have innovative examples of bringing empty homes back into use. Nominations for this year’s Finders International Scottish Empty Homes Awards were due to close this week but have been extended until the 20th of J
Scotland Excel is delighted to announce the launch of a Continuous Improvement Programme for Procurement (CIPP) to help housing associations meet the new requirements for grant funding through the Scottish Government, Affordable Housing Supply Programme.