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The Scottish Housing Regulator has published the finalised Regulatory Framework guidance, which will come into effect from 1 April 2019. The SHR has also published its response to consultation feedback. Both are available via the links below: SHR Regulatory Framework and Guidance SHR Response to Consultation Feedback Feb 2018 SHR has taken account of a number of points the SFHA highlighted within our consultation response, summarised below.
Rapid rehousing plans are being drafted by local authorites. When complete, they will set out how people experiencing homeless will be rehoused as quickly as possible. This article provides an update on issues relating to rapid rehousing and homelessness
Adaptations can help people with mobility issues and physical disabilities live safely in their own homes. Many SFHA members have highlighted that funding for adaptations has fallen short in recent years, meaning tenants have had to wait for adaptations that will help them live their lives safely and independently. This article provides a short summary of recent activity relating to adaptations and encourages SFHA members to complete a short survey about their funding situations.
Summary of events and developments for housing management colleagues across Scotland.
SFHA has written to the Minister for Local Government, Housing and Planning Kevin Stewart MSP, to follow up on our recent meeting with Scottish Government officials regarding the proposed extension of Freedom of Information legislation to RSLs and their subsidiaries. SFHA met with officials from the FOI Unit and housing divisions of Scottish Government on 22 November.
The Planning Bill has passed Stage 2 in Holyrood. Two significant amendments have been made that could help increase the supply of housing.
Summary of events and developments for housing management colleagues across Scotland.
Hillcrest development comprises 67 new affordable homes.
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.
First step to tackling shortage of wheelchair accessible homes.
The SBD standards are based on proven crime prevention design techniques that recognise design and specification elements which increase the physical security of buildings and external environment.
Consultation on energy efficiency targets.
The demolition of Stuart House and Elliot House in Burns Road has made space for more than 130 new homes.
Oak Tree Housing Association announces plans for development of more than 200 new homes across four locations in Greenock.
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