Wheatley Group

Shelter Scotland is set to launch an anti-racism in housing network at an event hosted in Wheatley House next month. The network of housing professionals, community groups and representative bodies will offer a forum for discussion, with the aim of building capacity for anti-racist change and learni

New research shows the full impact the two-child limit policy is causing to children and families in Scotland and its critical role in entrenching child poverty. The report, Every Penny Counts - The Struggle to Survive on The Two-Child Limit, was written by Unity Consulting Scotland and commissioned

Wheatley Group and its contractors are helping a teenager from Baillieston fulfil his dream of becoming an architect. Arran Love, 17, has just started studying for a degree in Architecture at Strathclyde University with the help of a £1500 Wheatley Foundation education bursary.

Work is now under way on the £20.3 million regeneration of a former hotel in the east of Glasgow.

Wheatley Group has received praise for helping thousands of tenants access millions of pounds in unclaimed benefits. Between August 2023 and August 2024, the group's advisors assisted 8,652 customers in claiming nearly £18.5 million, including Universal Credit.

Students from Afghanistan are being helped to fulfil their dreams of becoming doctors thanks to Wheatley.  Seven young women studying in Glasgow have been given upcycled iPads by Wheatley Foundation to help with their studies. 

Financial services firm Allia C&C has made grants totalling £150,000 to support high impact projects across the country. The first stage in a programme of grants which it expects to make across Scotland, the grant programme demonstrates Allia’s commitment to social impact as an integ

A group of staff have been recognised for more than two decades of working in the care sector in Scotland.

Glasgow City Council has approved the disposal of land in Maryhill to Maryhill Housing Association, and land in Gallowgate to Wheatley Homes Glasgow to allow progress on the delivery of regeneration in both areas. The land in Maryhill - at Kilmun Street, Sandbank Street, Fearnmore Road and Cumlodden

Wheatley Group has marked a major milestone after completing its 7000th affordable new-build home. The group, which comprises four social landlords including Wheatley Homes Glasgow, as well as Lowther, Wheatley Homes East, Wheatley Homes South and Loretto Housing Association, welcomed housing m

Wheatley Group has been recognised for reducing carbon emissions and developing sustainable communities.

The Dunedin Canmore Foundation has donated £10,000 to two Edinburgh charities whose aim is to provide adults and children with free opportunities to help them live a safe and fulfilling life. Big Hearts and the Hibernian Community Foundation are the official charities of Heart of Midlothian Fo

Social housing tenants across Scotland are accessing quality laptops and tablets for free – thanks to a new IT recycling scheme. Wheatley Group’s ‘Techshare’ programme sees old staff devices upcycled and passed to tenants who cannot afford to buy computer equipment.

A lifeline affordable food project in the north-east of Glasgow has become a vital community hub. Sandyhills Larder, run by Good Food Scotland and supported by Wheatley Foundation, the charitable arm of Wheatley Group, offers customers discounted food including fruit and vegetables, meat, and everyd

Tenants in West Dunbartonshire enjoyed a special open day to mark the opening of their new-look communal garden.