Scotland’s housing sector is gearing up for this year’s Excellence Awards; 17 categories celebrating the best and most innovative projects. Closing date for nominations is tomorrow (8 September, 4pm).
The Chartered Institute of Housing (CIH) Scotland is looking for exemplary individuals and initiatives that deserve to be recognised and celebrated.
The award winners will be announced at the Excellence Awards Dinner being held at Murrayfield Stadium in Edinburgh on Friday 27 October.
Everything you need to know about the awards, including who’s eligible, how to apply and further information can be found by clicking on each award category. To apply, simply complete the on-line application form for the award you want to enter.
The Bob Allan Young Achiever in Housing Excellence Award
Excellence in Scrutiny Award supported by Scottish Government
Excellence in Skills Development Award
Excellence in Sustainable Futures Award
The Margaret Vass Award for Excellence in Frontline Housing supported by Weslo Housing Management
Excellence in Regeneration Award
Outstanding Contribution by a CIH member Award
Excellence in Leadership Award supported by ALACHO
Excellence in Health & Wellbeing Award supported by River Clyde Homes
Excellence in Development for Affordable Housing Award supported by HousingScot
Excellence Award for Campaign of the Year
Excellence in the Private Rented Sector Award supported by Scottish Association of Landlords
Housing Team of the Year Excellence Award
If you have any queries, contact one of the CIH Scotland team on 0131 225 4544 or email scotland@cih.org
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