Mid-Market Rent: Applicant Eligibility Criteria
SFHA summary of Scottish Government guidance on what criteria is acceptable/unacceptable to stipulate for Mid-Market Rent allocations. September 2023.
SFHA summary of Scottish Government guidance on what criteria is acceptable/unacceptable to stipulate for Mid-Market Rent allocations. September 2023.
More Homes Scotland have published an updated guidance note which updates the Affordable Housing Supply Programme process and procedures. This guidance superseds the previous guidance dating from January 2019.
Last year, the Scottish Government launched its first round of consultation on post-2021 Investment.
A report into councils’ Strategic Housing Investment Plans (SHIPs) commissioned by SFHA, Shelter Scotland and the Equality and Human Rights Commission in Scotland has now been published.
A new Planning Bill was laid in the Scottish Parliament on Tuesday 5th December. The SFHA has been active during the development of the bill, giving written and oral evidence to the Planning Review which preceded the bill and taking part in a number of consultation events run by the Scottish Government.
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Holyrood set to benefit from £295million in Barnett Consequentials as a result of UK Government Budget.
Scottish Government statistics show increases in children living in temporary accommodation and most open homelessness cases on record.
Sally Thomas gave evidence this week to a Scottish Parliament inquiry on housing.
MSPs set to join Scottish Federation of Housing Associations in urging a rethink on “hammer-blow” cut to the Affordable Housing Supply Programme.
Questions follow criticism over decision to abandon ‘lifeline’ Fuel Insecurity Fund