Thenue Housing

Thenue Housing is currently consulting tenants on what its rents should be from April 1. The association is proposing that rents increase by 1.7 per cent with the exception of semi-detached houses, where rents will remain frozen for one more year.

The students at the special awards ceremony A trail-blazing course created jointly by Glasgow Kelvin College and Thenue Housing designed to help students into employment has now been completed.

Top of the class…….the students at the special Awards Ceremony.

Charlie Turner (left) receives the Award from Peter Russian of Investors in people Thenue Housing is celebrating a golden triumph with a glittering pat on the back from Investors in People Scotland.

Margaret receives her painting from Thenue chair Owen Stewart Thenue Housing has paid a warm tribute to one its board members who has retired after nine years.

Charlie Turner shows off the new website Thenue Housing has brought together all of its regeneration work under one brand new name and website.

The meeting underway Significant welfare reform by the UK government will continue to pose extraordinarily difficult challenges for individuals and housing providers alike, Thenue Housing has warned.

Tom Allan with the sculpture of St Thenue A stunning sculpture given to a housing association and carved from the red sandstone of one of Glasgow’s most iconic buildings is to go on show.

Ruskin and Nic in the studio A trail-blazing eco initiative in Glasgow’s Cranhill community led by Thenue Housing was the focus on STV Glasgow on Tuesday.

A local initiative led by housing provider Thenue Housing is encouraging people in Cranhill, Glasgow to grow their own food and become more energy-efficient.

Linda McFadyen Thenue Housing has paid tribute to former staff member Linda McFadyen, who died Tuesday 16 June after a struggle with illness, ahead of her funeral on Wednesday.

A group of tenants whose job it is to scrutinise the work of Thenue Housing Association has triumphed in a top award. The association’s Resident Empowerment Scrutiny Team (REST) - set up just 18 months ago - was named at the weekend as one of the winners in the TIS National Excellence Awards.

A group of tenants tasked with scrutinising the work of Thenue Housing Association is in the running for a major award. The association’s Resident Empowerment Scrutiny Team (REST) - set up just 18 months ago - has been shortlisted for the TIS National Excellence Awards.

Slaters Glasgow store manager Andy Beattie (second left) with the men from the Thenue course Unemployed workers bidding to get a job have been given a helping hand from famous menswear specialists Slaters.

Tenants and Thenue staff at the Emirates Arena Thenue Housing hosted an opportunity for new tenants at Glasgow’s Commonwealth Games Village to learn more about the Association.