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Graduates on a new graduate training scheme in housing got to work as the sector celebrated Scottish Housing Day.
A free scheme which helps people get to and from doctor’s appointments in Glasgow is looking for volunteer drivers.
Cube Housing Officers are holding a series of ‘Block talks’ with tenants in Maryhill throughout September and October.
Hollywood actor Brian Cox is joining forces with Wheatley Group to help prevent suicide.
FRAUDSTERS are targeting people with fake government loans and grants.
A pioneering programme to tackle unemployment in some of Scotland’s most disadvantaged areas has created nearly 800 jobs and training opportunities in its first year.
New neighbours in a Cube community in West Dunbartonshire got to know each other at an event last week.
Tenants and their families – and even their pets – are benefiting from MySavings.
Cube tenants and their families know how to have fun – and proved it at community events in Glasgow.
Are you on a low income and claiming benefits? If you are, you might be eligible for a warm home discount.
We have launched a new scheme to help its customers make their money go further.
Need to get online to apply for benefits or find a job? We can help.
Our summer issue of Livingwell News is out now.
The summer issue of Inside Cube – the magazine for Cube tenants – is out now.
If you’re keen to get rid of unwanted furniture, help keep communities clean and support your fellow tenants – why not donate to Home Comforts?
Wheatley Group has launched a search for 22 graduates to join its new two-year programme – and kickstart a great career in housing.
MySavings will cost you less, every day.
Wheatley Group is making a last call for young people looking for a Modern Apprenticeship.
Disadvantaged families who can’t afford the costs of studying offered cash support by housing group.
A tenant has praised the support he got from Cube – and urged others to talk to their landlord straight away if they move on to Universal Credit.
We’re carrying out an update to our online services from 6pm tonight (Friday) until Sunday at 4pm.
Think you might be entitled to Pension Credit – the benefit that tops up your pension?
Did you know fire crews were called to 327 white goods fires in Scotland last year?
A development of 31 new homes – complete with a new-look local shop – is the toast of a Dumbarton community.
The Spring issue of Livingwell News - our newsletter for tenants 55 and over in our communities - is out now.
Our tenant newsletter has a great new name and a bright new look.
School leavers have a fantastic opportunity to get their career off to a flying start – thanks to Wheatley Group.
Would you like to help improve social landlord services in Scotland?
One of the world’s biggest computer games is helping children in Glasgow learn about the role Maryhill played in the First World War.
Utilita Energy Limited has been announced as the new energy provider for Our Power customers.
Energy provider Our Power Energy and Supply Limited has today announced it has stopped trading.
Christmas came early for children in Maryhill when two reindeer trotted along to spread some seasonal joy.
Cube helped West Dunbartonshire tenants and their families get into the festive spirit with a free trip to the panto.
A pioneering project helping long-term unemployed into work has delivered more than £8 million of social value to Scotland’s largest city.
Cube staff were out and about in West Dunbartonshire helping tenants stay safe.
The search is on for modern apprentices to join Scotland’s leading housing, care and property-management organisation.
Cube’s Broomhill estate in Glasgow has been given a five-star award by environmental experts at Keep Scotland Beautiful.
Lots of tenants got involved – and had fun in the process – during our month of engagement.
Rare photographs from the First World War showing life in a Glasgow barracks have gone on display in Scotland for the first time.
Cube tenants in a Glasgow community will soon notice huge improvements to their area thanks a major regeneration project.
IF you want to improve your skills and help other people, volunteering with the Citizens’ Advice Bureau (CAB) could be for you.
Still Game actor Paul Riley, who plays bunnet-wearing Winston Ingram, has given a Glasgow high-rise the ultimate seal of approval.
Young people with disabilities are taking their first step on the career ladder, thanks to a commitment by Wheatley Group to tackle exclusion in its communities.
Our latest meeting of the African Housing Forum takes place on Wednesday, 12 September in Wheatley Academy in Glasgow city centre from 5-7pm.
The regeneration of a Glasgow community has taken another step forward with the opening of 70 smart new Cube Housing Association homes.
Tenants know just who to call if they need a helping hand with odd jobs around the home – Wheatley Group’s Handyperson.
Hands up who had a ball at Cube's Wyndford fun day? Lucy did.
Cube tenants from Broomhill in Glasgow and the surrounding communities joined us for our family fun day.
Scotland’s Housing and Communities Minister Kevin Stewart came face to face in Glasgow with unemployed people being supported to get 'work ready'.
Older tenants are showing why Glasgow really is the 'Dear Green Place' to mark the 30th anniversary of the Glasgow Garden Festival.
Wheatley Group has unveiled £185 million of new funding from the European Investment Bank (EIB) to help build and improve thousands of affordable homes across Scotland.
Sorry, but our online services – My Cube – won’t be available on Saturday 30 June between 8am-7pm as we’re carrying out upgrades.
Young people from some of Scotland’s most disadvantaged communities are being offered life-changing support to help them go to university or college.
What does ‘doorstep crime’ mean to you?
A new photography exhibition put Balloch residents in the picture as to what’s happening in their neighbourhood.
Wheatley Group is on target to create 2500 new jobs, apprenticeships and training opportunities by 2020 for people in some of Scotland’s most disadvantaged communities.
A pioneering service run by Wheatley Group to support new tenants make the most of their new home has helped more than 1500 people in the past year.
If you're looking to offer support to a young person in Glasgow, then here’s your chance.
Our new magazine for older customers is out now.
Time is running out to apply for an apprenticeship with Wheatley Group.
THE latest issue of Cube news – the magazine for Cube tenants – is out now.
A tenant, 56, from the south side of Glasgow, talks about the support he got from Eat Well, a Wheatley Group service which helps people in food poverty.
The history of a Glasgow community is to be captured in a new project funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund.
Due to the major disruption caused by the bad weather our offices will be closed today (Friday). We’re very sorry for any inconvenience.
Due to the bad weather our offices will not be open today.
A young couple gained more than a job when they fell in love and got married after meeting on a Modern Apprenticeship programme.
The search is on for bright young talent to join Scotland’s largest housing, property and care organisation.
A massive £10 million investment programme by Cube has transformed a community in Glasgow.
A TEENAGE gymnast has won praise in the Scottish Parliament for his success at the Special Olympics – and for helping youngsters in his community.
THE December 2017 issue of Cube News – the magazine for Cube tenants – is out now.
WORK has started on 75 new affordable homes on two sites in West Dunbartonshire.
We would like to thank everyone who responded to our consultation on how we let our homes.
More than 15,000 older Glaswegians are set to benefit from a £100 winter warmer.
The latest issue of Cube News – the magazine for Cube tenants – is out now.
Cube Housing, part of Wheatley Group, has achieved Investors in People’s prestigious Platinum accreditation.
A new improved £33 million repairs service is being rolled out to thousands of tenants and factored homeowners across Wheatley Group communities in the west of Scotland.
The community in Wyndford has celebrated its historic ties with a Scottish Army regiment.
OUR Volunteer Plus partnership helped young people change their lives – and help others too.
The Routes into Care training course helped tenants increase their skills, land a job – and make a difference to other people’s lives.
Views are being sought on Glasgow's Draft Community Plan – covering everything from health and wealth to jobs and childcare.
Summer is here – and so is the latest issue of Cube News.
We have today set up a helpline for any residents with concerns after the tragic fire in a London tower block.
Wheatley Group is highlighting an issue that is more widespread than many people think – hoarding.
Housing estates across central Scotland are being put under the microscope by Keep Scotland Beautiful in a new scheme to make communities great.
We’ve launched a last call for applications for this year’s Modern Apprenticeships.
We're offering lifeline support to tenants and their families to pursue their dreams of going to university.
Children from some of Scotland’s most disadvantaged communities are to get their first experience of the theatre, thanks to a new partnership.
The Spring issue of Cube News – the magazine for Cube tenants – is out now.
Ninety young people from some of Scotland’s most deprived communities are being given the chance to kickstart their career through new apprenticeships.
An MSP learned how Cube Housing Association tenants in Knightswood are keeping warm while saving money on fuel bills.
Cube caretakers and environmental staff collected 42 bags of rubbish during a litter pick at the Wyndford.
A Glasgow community is looking spick and span for Christmas – after a litter blitz by Cube staff.
Cube is well under way on the most ambitious programme of home-building in its history.
A new charitable trust targeting poverty and social exclusion in the most deprived communities in Scotland is set to reach up to 7000 people in its first year.
Ninety apprentices and trainees, including people from disadvantaged communities, are learning how to make Scotland’s neighbourhoods cleaner and greener.
Scotland’s largest social landlord launches its latest WinterReady initiative.
Work has started on 70 new homes for social rent in the first phase of a major regeneration project in a Glasgow community.
The new Chair of Scotland’s largest social landlord, Glasgow Housing Association (GHA), is Barmulloch tenant Bernadette Hewitt.
Cube Housing Association's Chair, Liz Ruine, has retired after five years at the helm.
At Cube, we're all about creating better homes and better lives.
The autumn issue of Cube News is out now - and you could win a great prize.
Scotland’s largest housing, care and property management group has doubled this year its number of Modern Apprentices.
A partnership between two housing associations has marked the next stage in the regeneration of a Glasgow community.
Wheatley Group is looking for 45 young people who like working outdoors to become its latest apprentices.
Work has started on building 52 new affordable homes for rent as part of a regeneration project in the west of Glasgow.
Cube tenants have the chance to hear more about plans for a new and improved repairs service.
Cube Housing Association, West Lothian Housing Partnership and Loretto Care picked up their accolades at the Scottish Awards for Business Excellence at the Edinburgh International Conference Centre.
Cube has unveiled its new Dumbarton office – giving local customers easier access to face-to-face advice and services.
Wheatley Group, Cube's parent company, has announced it will invest more than £100 million over the next five years in maintaining and improving communities across Central Scotland.
Cube helped young people in West Dunbartonshire come together to celebrate citizenship and prepare for moving to a new school.
A Glasgow teenager has told how knowing she had a place on an apprenticeship scheme gave her hope after being diagnosed with cancer.
Cube has helped support the opening of a new credit union for its customers in the heart of Maryhill, Glasgow.
Two top Scottish football stars returned to their roots to kick-off a massive £40million campaign to transform thousands of homes and make communities safer.
The latest issue of Cube News is out this week.
Cube has launched a new five-year strategy for improving communities.
More than 700 Glasgow households will see their heating bills reduced through a £10.6 million project.