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  In the run up to bonfire season, Police Scotland and Community Safety Glasgow are committed to keep everyone safe during the festivities. In previous years we have seen firework-related anti-social behaviour (ASB) and disorder in this area, and we’re asking

Kevin Stewart MSP, Minister for Local Government, Housing and Planning visited Cadder to hear about the Cadder Vision, which outlines Cadder Housing Association’s plans to further regenerate the Cadder area.   Bob Doris MSP for Maryhill and Springburn had recently

The Association held an opening to mark the completion of the refurbishment of the former offices at 66 Skirsa Street, which have been converted into 3 flats for rent.  The offices were initially opened in 1988, where they were occupied by Scottish Homes and they w

The Association has prepared this frequently asked questions to provide information to applicants on the new build housing development. How many properties are being built? There are 50 properties being built on the Tresta Road       What size and ty

Universal Credit is the new combined benefit payment which brings together six different types of benefits and tax credits into one, and the full service will be arriving in Cadder in October 2018. Will Universal Credit affect me? One of the aims of Universal Credi

The Association has been working with its partners, Glasgow City Council and Home Energy Scotland over the last few years to deliver improvements to owner-occupiers living in unimproved cottage properties. Glasgow City Council have secured the Scottish Government’s