Chorley Community Housing

Dalton Fold, our rural housing development in Croston has just been named amongst the top 50 affordable housing developments in the UK.  The development received the accolade after a panel of judges scrutinised a stack of entries to find affordable and social housing projects that really stand out. The judging panel was made up of housing and design experts drawn from the Homes and Communities Agency, the Tenant Participation Advisory Service and five other organisations.  The panel of seven top …

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Work has started on the construction of 14 new homes for rent in Adlington by Adactus Housing Association. The properties, which comprise 5 bungalows, 5 houses and 4 flats, are being built across two sites at Acresfield in Adlington. The homes are being built by Adactus Housing Association on land provided by Chorley Community Housing (CCH), who will manage the properties once they have been completed. The scheme, costing around £1.2 million, is being built by contractor R P Tyson …

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A £1.75m housing scheme has been completed by Adactus Housing Association in Trafford. The 16 new flats for rent have been built by Adactus in partnership with Trafford Council at Bowfell Road in Urmston, Manchester. The scheme has been funded by the Homes and Communities Agency (HCA) under the Affordable Homes programme. In January, Adactus was the first housing association anywhere in the country to successfully claim grant under the HCA’s new funding regime. Welcoming the news, Trafford Council’s Executive …

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A derelict site which has lain empty for almost 40 years has been transformed by the completion of 18 new homes for rent in Birkdale by Adactus Housing Association. The £2.2m housing development at Brewery Place, off Upper Aughton Road, is on the site of a former factory once owned by Webbs, a company that specialised in brewing ginger beer and herbal medicines. Development Officer Holly Leese said:  “Our architects have done a fantastic job in blending in these new …

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An eye catching development of new homes in Preston has been hailed a success. The 25 houses – at Crummock Road, Fishwick – have been built by Community Gateway Association in Preston.  The scheme, which cost £2.5m, replaces flats that had been built in the 1930s in a road formerly known as Patterdale Close. The homes are the first to be completed by Community Gateway, who employed Leigh based housing association Adactus Housing Group as development agents. Andrew Mason, Regeneration …

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