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The first phase of a multi-million pound transformation of a community in Edinburgh has taken shape – and residents are delighted with their new homes.
Work has started on two projects which will provide 60 new affordable homes in Edinburgh.
The winter issue of Connect is out now. Have you checked it out?
Lots of tenants got involved – and had fun in the process – during our month of engagement.
School-leavers in Edinburgh and the east looking for a Modern Apprenticeship are being invited to a special recruitment day.
Homeless Natasha Robins was delighted when Dunedin Canmore gave her and her pet dog a roof over their heads.
Young people living in Edinburgh and the east can get their career off to a great start thanks to Scotland’s leading housing, care and property-management group.
Dunedin Canmore tenants got to hear more about us and have their say at our quarterly Customer Forum.
Young people from Dunedin Canmore communities are being given a chance to change their lives thanks to new environmental apprenticeships.
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.
THE first phase of a major expansion of an East Lothian village has taken shape – and residents are delighted with their spacious new homes.
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A Scottish Parliament task force dropped into a Victorian tenement in Edinburgh to learn how a housing association overcame the challenges of carrying out a complex restoration project.
Hundreds of people in Edinburgh are turning their lives around thanks to free computer classes from a housing association.
Tenants know just who to call if they need a helping hand with odd jobs around the home – Wheatley Group’s Handyperson.
Scotland’s Housing and Communities Minister Kevin Stewart came face to face in Glasgow with unemployed people being supported to get 'work ready'.
Dunedin Canmore is celebrating success following Quality Scotland’s 2018 Awards.
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.
We know there are lots of people living in our neighbourhoods who use their time to help others. From helping people with the garden or just popping to the shops for their messages or prescriptions, we hear great stories about our customers helping each other out all the time.
Sorry, but our online services – My DC – 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?
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.
A major regeneration project in Edinburgh has taken another step forward with work starting on 70 new affordable homes.
Time is running out to apply for an apprenticeship with Wheatley Group.
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.
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.
We are committed to great customer service and exceeding your expectations in everything we do. We aim to deliver excellent services – and we set targets to measure how we’re doing.
Housing Minister Kevin Stewart visited Dunedin Canmore's new homes in Muirhouse and dropped in on some new tenants to wish them Merry Christmas. Watch our video of the visit.
Thank you to everyone who responded to our consultation on how we let our homes.
Dunedin Canmore is all about creating ‘Better homes, better lives’ in Edinburgh.
The Autumn issue of Connect - the magazine for Dunedin Canmore tenants - is out now.
A new state-of-the-art digital learning centre providing free internet and computer access has opened at Slateford Green Community Centre, Edinburgh.
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.
Two more members of Wheatley Group have achieved Investors in People’s prestigious Gold accreditation.
The new free phone number 0800 561 0088 means customers can enjoy free calls to their housing officer or our customer service advisors.
Dunedin Harbour Hostel has been awarded the highest grading of Excellent for the second year in a row following a recent unannounced inspection by the Care Inspectorate.
Young people from Dunedin Canmore communities are being given a chance to change their lives thanks to our new apprenticeships.
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.
Work has started on 111 new affordable homes for rent as part of a major regeneration project in an Edinburgh community.
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Wheatley Foundation has been awarded over £470,000 to invest in pioneering projects that will support veterans facing homelessness.
Dunedin Canmore, one of Scotland’s largest housing associations, has appointed Alan Glasgow as its new Housing Director.
Children from Tollcross primary school in Edinburgh are filling a time capsule with mementoes to mark a major restoration project at a pre-1919 tenement.
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.
One of the most respected and well-known figures in Edinburgh housing, Ewan Fraser, has retired after 33 years in the sector.
Scotland’s largest social landlord launches its latest WinterReady initiative.
Dunedin Canmore, one of Scotland’s largest housing associations, has appointed Hazel Young as its new Managing Director.
Edinburgh-based Dunedin Canmore, part of Wheatley Group, won ‘Housing Association of the Year’ at the annual National Energy Efficiency Retrofit Awards in Birmingham.
Scotland’s largest housing, care and property management group has doubled this year its number of Modern Apprentices.
Wheatley Group is looking for 45 young people who like working outdoors to become its latest apprentices.
When Stephanie Tweed steps out this weekend to represent her country in the Homeless World Cup, it will mark an incredible step on her journey to recovery from drug addiction.
A US housing expert saw for himself how Dunedin Canmore is bringing a Victorian building in Edinburgh back to life as part of its drive to make homes warmer and more comfortable.
A Glasgow teenager has told how knowing she had a place on an apprenticeship scheme gave her hope after being diagnosed with cancer.
Dunedin Canmore project to tackle fuel poverty wins award.
Our EPIC changes are bringing a huge boost to customer services.
Dunedin Canmore pledges to help build 8,000 new homes for the capital.
Thousands of older tenants in some of Scotland's most deprived communities are receiving extra help from their housing association this Christmas.