Thenue Housing

Thenue Housing has delivered a £9.3 million housing boost for Glasgow's east end. On the same day that Thenue celebrated its first 40 years, the housing association unveiled the landmark development of 49 energy-efficient homes close to Glasgow Green.

Thenue Housing has appointed Cruden Building to carry out a £12.7 million project in Glasgow’s East End.

Thenue Housing has raised £208.50 for Macmillan Cancer Support by hosting a special afternoon tea. The Association used its usual staff gathering which is held every two months to bring people together with an important fundraising objective.

A community centre set up by Thenue Housing is to be used as a polling station for Poland's general election on October 13th. The Calton Heritage and Learning Centre in Glasgow's East End was set up by the housing association and local people seven years ago.

Beth Reilly, a former member of Thenue Housing’s team, has been shortlisted for CIH Scotland’s Excellence Awards in the category of 'Outstanding Contribution to Housing'. The winners of the CIH Excellence Awards will be announced at a gala event in Glasgow in October.

Thenue Housing Association delivered a renewed commitment to helping its tenants withstand the turbulence of current economic and political events at its AGM.

Thenue Housing has unveiled who is to be its next head of property services. Eleanor Derbyshire has been appointed succeeding Beth Reilly who retires at the end of August after 28 years.

West of Scotland Housing Association (WSHA) has appointed Brian Gannon as chief executive. Currently head of housing & community regeneration at Thenue Housing Association, Brian brings a wealth of experience and knowledge to WSHA from his time working in the housing sector.

A weekend of family fun helped Thenue celebrate 40 years of delivering for its communities. Three locations where Thenue has its stock staged events designed to involve everyone in celebrating four decades of the Association.

One of Thenue Housing’s longest-serving members of staff is to retire.ousing’s longes-serving members of staff Beth Reilly outside Thenue’s offices

Cruden Building has been appointed on to Thenue Housing Association’s Housing Framework.

Plans by Thenue Housing to develop 77 new homes in the Calton area of Glasgow have been given the green light.

Senior citizen tenants got their dancing shoes on this week to celebrate 40 years of Thenue Housing. A tea dance complete with swing band was laid on so over 80 seniors could celebrate the milestone.

A trail-blazing personal development course from Thenue Housing is proving a big hit with its participants. Choices for Change delivers opportunities to people to improve confidence, self-esteem and learn new skills.

Volunteers who serve their communities were praised this week by Thenue Housing. A celebration event was held to record the Association’s appreciation for the work individuals have done by being involved in its highly-successful volunteering programme.