SFHA has commissioned TC Young to update the SFHA Model Rules, and will be consulting members towards the end of April/beginning of May with a draft of these proposals.
An SFHA briefing note on the regulatory framework, detailing the key changes since the consultation and next steps
The SFHA has produced a briefing for all members highlighting what has changed since the consultation period in the published Regulatory Framework.
The SFHA has submitted a brief response to the Scottish Government's Charity Law consultation.
In this blog, Zhan McIntyre, SFHA Policy Lead, shares 10 housing questions you can ask your health and social care partnership.
The parliamentary working group on tenements is to publish its final report in May. The Interim Report recommended that all mixed tenure tenements should have 5 yearly inspection reports on common parts, mandatory owners associations and a requirement for all owners to pay into a sinking fund for repairs and maintenance.
The Fuel Poverty Bill has passed Stage 1 and now goes to Stage 2 where the economy, Local Government and Communities committee will scrutinise the bill and propose amendments.
The proposal for landlords to be able to transfer to the DWP details of rent changes for claimants on Universal Credit has been hit by delays.
Word versions of the new social housing tenancy agreements
SFHA, together with its sister UK housing federations in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, is calling for six changes to be made to Universal Credit in order to improve the whole system for tenants and housing associations. SFHA has invited six guest bloggers to write about one of the #SixAsks. Today, Polly Jones, Project Manager at A Menu for Change, explains why the five-week wait for payment must end.
Zhan McIntyre, SFHA Policy Leads invite you to join colleagues from housing management to talk about housing management issues.
SFHA Chief Executive Sally Thomas explains the work we are doing to demonstrate the social and economic impact of social housing providers in Scotland, and how our members can get involved.
How is Universal Credit affecting housing associations and their tenants? SFHA Research and Policy Officer explains what our members told us in the February 2019 Universal Credit survey.
HMRC have made some changes to the way they handle communications sent to them from housing associations
