| Resource Title |
Short Description |
Type |
| Scottish Centre for Regeneration |
The Scottish Centre for Regeneration (SCR) helps build skills
and expertise and shares knowledge among those working in community
regeneration. |
Web link |
| Homes for
Scotland |
A lobby group for the house building industry in Scotland. |
Web link |
| Scottish
Government Housing |
Information from the Scottish Government on housing policy,
research and initiatives. |
Web link |
| Scottish Federation of Housing
Associations |
The SFHA is the membership body for Scotland's Housing
Associations. The SFHA currently represent 156 Housing Associations
and 63 Local Housing Organisations. |
Web link |
| Horizon Housing
Association |
Housing Association developing homes in Erskine. |
Web link |
| Elderpark Housing
Association |
Local Housing Association in Govan. Partner to Central Govan
Action Plan. |
Web link |
| Govan Housing
Association |
Govan Housing Association is the oldest community based housing
association in Scotland. Partner to Central Govan Action Plan and
developer of East Govan and Ibrox Phase 1. |
Web link |
| Linthouse
Housing Association |
Linthouse Urban Village is a project led by Linthouse Housing
Association to improve the quality of the overall area by providing
a cafe and gallery and improving the shosp and streetscape. |
Web link |
| Glasgow Housing
Association |
The body which has taken over responsibility for running
Glasgow's council housing. Responsible for areas of regeneration in
waterfront areas including Govan, Ibrox, Gorbals and
Scotstoun. |
Web link |
| Link Housing
Associaton |
Housing Association working in Dalmuir and many other areas
around Scotland. |
Web link |
| Partick Housing
Association |
Partick HA are working with a range of partners to develop
homes and small business premises in Partick. |
Web link |
| West of Scotland Housing
Association |
Partners with Persimmon in the Bulldale Street
development. |
Web link |
| Whiteinch and Scotstoun
Housing Association |
Responsible for the Whiteinch Community Development which
includes homes offices and a community centre. |
Web link |
|
Renfrewshire Housing Association |
Renfrewshire council still manages their own council houses.
link to information on housing in Renfrewshire. |
Web link |
| Glasgow's
Housing Strategy |
Glasgow City Council has responsibility for shaping the future
of housing provision within the city. The Council has assumed
responsibility for funding housing association and private housing
development in the city. |
Web link |
| Glasgow Homelessness
Network |
Local partnership working with homeless people. |
Web link |
|
West Dunbartonshire Council Housing |
West Dunbartonshire still manages their own council houses.
This is a link to their housing pages. |
Web link |
| Alba Town |
Local housing developer specialising in the area around Glasgow
Cross. |
Web link |
| Cala |
One of the first developers at Glasgow Harbour. With Miller
also developed Lancefield Quay. Cala also build offices and are
responsible for the Clydesdale Bank Exchange in the IFSD |
Web link |
| Cruden
Homes |
Local builder and developer involved in Glasgow Green, Gorbals
and Partick. |
Web link |
| Dandara |
A new company to Glasow they are currently building at Glasgow
Harbour and City Wharf in Finnieston with plans to grow as a major
Scottish builder. |
Web link |
| Elphinstone |
Leading the development of a new village on the west car park
of SECC. |
Web link |
| FM Developments |
Projects include River Heights and Skyline Apartments in
Finnieston. |
Web link |
| Gladedale |
The Gladedale group includes the former Bett Homes and is
working in the BEST partnership in Renfrew and built Fusion in the
IFSD. |
Web link |
| Miller Homes |
Developed the Friary in the Gorbals and now working in Ferry
Village. |
Web link |
| Park Lane |
A local company Park Lane developed the easternmost part of
Glasgow Harbour Phase 1, is working in partnership with Strathclyde
Homes in Yoker and has plans for flats in Finnieston. |
Web link |
| Persimmon |
Developed the Bulldale Street site with hopusing association
partners. Also built QE3 at Pacific Quay. |
Web link |
| Redrow |
A major national housebuilder, Redrow are one of the developers
at Renfrew Riverside. |
Web link |
| Sovereign
House |
Another of the developers at Renfrew Riverside. |
Web link |
| Strathclyde
Homes |
Following on from work in the Merchant City Strathclyde Hiomes
are involved in 3 waterfront developments. Clydebank, Yoker (with
Park Lane) and Renfrew Riverside (with Gladedale). |
Web link |
| Taylor Wimpey (Bryant
and Wimpey) |
Taylor Wimpey are a new company formed from the merger of
Taylor Woodrow and Wimpey. As Bryant they are one of the developers
at Glasgow Harbour. The Wimpey branch was the first developer to
start at Renfrew Riverside. |
Web link |
| Scottish Council for Single
Homeless |
Charity working to deal with homelessness in Scotland. |
Web link |
| Shelter |
National charity campaigning on housing and homelessness
issues. |
Web link |
| Chartered Institute of
Housing |
The CIH is the professional body for those working in housing.
The site has information on careers and policy development in the
provision of homes. |
Web link |
| Glasgow and Clyde Valley
Structure Plan |
The joint committee which oversees the preparation of the
Structure Plan commissions research on the demand for housing and
makes regional predications about the number of new homes needed in
west central Scotland. This site also explains what a Structure
Plan is. |
Web link |