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West of Scotland Housing Association acquire prime Glasgow City Centre Grade B listed Station House for conversion to affordable housing WSHA has acquired a Grade B listed former office building in Glasgow City Centre in a multi-million pound deal for conversion to affordable housing.

Welcome to our new Director of Finance, Valerie Wilson Valerie Wilson, previously of Cloch HA, has been appointed WSHA's new Director of Finance. Valerie will be responsible for the development of our strategy, policy and performance in respect of Finance and ensuring the overall financial wellbeing of WSHA and its subsidiaries.

Linthaugh Gardens celebrates 30th birthday On 21st Feb, staff and residents all came together to enjoy entertainment, lunch and celebrate the 30th anniversary of our Linthaugh Gardens complex.

Beatson Cancer Charity is WSHA's corporate charity for 2024 We're proud to announce that WSHA's corporate charity for 2024 is Beatson Cancer Charity.

WSHA welcome first tenants to new energy-efficient family homes in South Ayrshire West of Scotland Housing are delighted to announce the completion of their final six-unit development at Greenan Phase 4, South Ayrshire, providing high demand family homes for social rent to the community.

WSHA continues to fulfil transfer promises to former Charing Cross HA tenants as major window upgrade programme begins WSHA has kicked off a £5.7 million upgrade programme for former tenants of Charing Cross HA, replacing the windows of 385 homes over the next three years, vastly improving energy efficiency and tackling fuel poverty for residents.