Glasgow City Council has accepted the award of £6.437million in funding for 2022/23 from the Scottish Government to deliver energy-efficient improvements in homes in Glasgow. The money is targeted at […]
Affordable Warmth Programme tackles fuel poverty and energy efficiency Read More »
Since 2015, Glasgow Life has been taking community feedback to adapt and develop libraries around the city. Gary Maguire of the Community Development Team worked on the 2015 Vision for
Share your Vision for Glasgow Libraries Read More »
Glasgow City Council Licensing Board wishes to invite you to take part in a pre-consultation exercise to gather views on the development of the new Licensing Policy Statement for the
Licensing Consultation Survey Read More »
An application has been received to install two flues at St Andrew’s Church. J Kumar, representing the RSSB, explains in the application that these alterations are required because the existing
Planning Application – Two Boiler Flues added to St Andrew’s Church Read More »
An application has been received to perform frontage alterations, with remedial works and installation of cladding to 2-6 Blackfriars Road Glasgow. This is the Unite Students Accommodation building, and the
An application has been received to install a monopole, associated cabinets and ancillary works. This application is described as “Site To The East Of 217 Stamford Street On The Clyde
Planning Application – Installation of monopole by 217 Stamford Street Read More »
Attached below you can find John Mason MSP’s monthly newsletter – including his stance on Climate Change and details on how he and his team can assist with the Cost
John Mason MSP’s Monthly Newsletter Read More »
Patrick Harvie is Scotland’s minister for zero-carbon buildings, active travel and tenants’ rights, and Scottish Housing News is interviewing him in their next podcast. They are requesting any questions to
Do you have a question for Patrick Harvie MSP? Read More »
The Scottish Housing News reported yesterday that “The power of ‘local’ has once again been strongly evidenced by the latest Charter data but wider threats to the independence of community-based
Community-based Housing Associations keep tenants happier Read More »
The Cost of Living (Tenant Protection) Act became law on the 6th of October, guaranteeing that most tenants should have their rent frozen from 6 September 2022 until at least
Rent increases temporarily capped Read More »