Thenue Housing

Sidey has successfully completed an extensive £850,000 window and door replacement programme for Thenue Housing Association, delivering energy-efficient, secure, and modernised upgrades to mixed tenure residential properties across multiple communities in the East End of Glasgow.

Construction is officially underway at French Street in Dalmarnock, where 173 new homes are set to bring a significant boost to housing supply in Glasgow’s East End at a time when the city faces an ongoing housing emergency. Led by Thenue Housing and CCG (Scotland) in partnership with Clyde Ga

Thenue Housing is set to build 42 flats and maisonettes in Calton on the site of the now derelict former Tureen Street primary school. In a heritage-related development, the façade of the blonde sandstone building will be retained and incorporated into the multi-million pound project.

A further attempt is being made to develop a block of flats for Thenue Housing Association in Cranhill.

CCG Homes has submitted detailed designs for its development of 173 houses and flats in Dalmarnock.

Thenue Housing has begun its latest property development with a new project in Dalmarnock. The project will deliver 41 homes near the Dalmarnock railway station on a gap site, creating 22 houses and 19 flats.

Thenue Housing Association has been granted planning permission to deliver 41 units for social rent in Dalmarnock.

Glasgow City Council has turned down an appeal into the refusal of planning permission for a block of flats in Cranhill.

A decision into plans to demolish a former social work base and deliver 12 affordable apartments in Cranhill has been delayed by Glasgow City Council.

The developer behind plans for affordable flats in Cranhill is hoping to overturn a planning decision by the local authority.

Thenue Housing Association has applied for planning permission for 41 units for social rent in Dalmarnock.

Glasgow City Council has rejected plans to demolish a former social work base in Cranhill to build affordable flats.

Thenue Housing has been granted planning permission to develop a current gap site between two 100-year-old category ‘C’ listed sandstone tenements in Bridgeton. A five-storey building with 10 one-bedroom flats for elderly tenants will be built at 44 Dalmarnock Road.

Architectural practice Elder & Cannon has drawn up proposals for a mixed-use development comprising 14 flats and a retail unit for a currently vacant site in Castlemilk.

Charles Turner, chief executive of Thenue Housing, has sent his congratulations to Scottish Housing News on its 20th anniversary on behalf of the whole Thenue team.