This year’s Scottish Housing Day theme is sustainable housing. SFHA member PoLHA describes how it is showing its commitment to sustainability by calculating its carbon footprint across its corporate estate.
The investment allows Kingdom to deliver a range of projects and house types that meet the identified housing needs in the communities where the association operates.
Cruden Building, part of the Cruden Group, delivered the £4.6 million affordable housing development on schedule for CHA at the site of the former St. Cuthbert’s Church.
Staff from Wheatley were joined by community groups, school pupils and volunteers for environmental-based activities.
The Energy Action Scotland Fuel Poverty Heroes Awards sought the best examples of organisations focused firmly on defeating fuel poverty.
The development will be the biggest ever built by Wheatley.
The group is taking part in the Queen’s Green Canopy (QGC) initiative, which is asking people from across the United Kingdom to “Plant a Tree for the Jubilee”.
Fin Smith, Customer Service Director from Clyde Valley Housing Association (CVHA), discusses the importance of the Social Housing Fuel Support Fund in helping tackle the cost of living crisis.
