Housing Scotland digital magazine: Summer 2021
Find out what's in the summer edition of Housing Scotland.
SFHA has now published the summer edition of its quarterly digital magazine, Housing Scotland. This format allows for increased interactivity and engagement for readers as you can read an article and then click on a related document, report, or video within the piece.
What’s in this issue?
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In June, SFHA released a new briefing paper, Avoiding Evictions and Managing Rent Arrears: Covid Recovery. Read SFHA Chief Executive Sally Thomas’ article on why social housing evictions always have been – and always will be – a last resort action.
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Scotland went to the polls in May, and a new government is now in place. In her article, SFHA Policy Lead Shona Mitchell discusses what the outcome of the election means for the social housing sector.
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SFHA has formed a strategic partnership with Changeworks and Warmworks to provide members with increased expertise and support on improving energy efficiency and tackling fuel poverty. You can learn more about the partnership and the benefits available for members in this issue.
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SFHA has recently announced two new senior appointments. Find out more about the new directors who will complete our Executive Team.
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Cunninghame Housing Association has named a street in its new development in Saltcoats after longstanding board member Janet Strang. Read our interview with Janet to learn more about her experience, achievements and advice to others who’re thinking about becoming a board member.
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