Chorley Community Housing

Click on the video to hear Paul Lees, Chief Executive of Adactus Housing Group outline the key decisions made at the February 2012 board meetings. You can view non-confidential board papers including the most recent performance reports by clicking on the ‘Download as PDF’ buttons below. We are committed to transparant governance and the board will be informed of your feedback. Please leave a comment below.

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Lune Valley Rural Housing Association has appointed a new Chair. Hugh Clay, a 50 year old solicitor, lives in Brookhouse near Lancaster. He has been a Board member with Lune Valley since 2006 and takes responsibility for the 77 home organisation following the retirement of his predecessor, Anthony Dalby, who remains on the Board. The Association provides low cost homes for rent in 11 villages including St Michaels, Pilling, Silverdale, Hornby and Over Kellett. Hugh said:  “I’m delighted to have …

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Tenants of Lune Valley Rural Housing Association have been invited to the Association’s Annual General Meeting. The Association, which owns 77 properties in north Lancashire and North Yorkshire, is holding the meeting on Monday 23rd January at the Victoria Institute, Brookhouse Road, Caton.  The meeting starts at 9.30am. Lune Valley’s homes are managed by Chorley Community Housing (CCH). CCH’s Director of Operations Richard Houghton said:  “The AGM is a chance for tenants of the Association to ask questions of the …

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Click on the video to hear Paul Lees, Chief Executive of Adactus Housing Group outline the key decisions made at the November 2011 board meetings. You can view non-confidential board papers including the most recent performance reports by clicking on the ‘Download as PDF’ buttons below. We are committed to transparant governance and the board will be informed of your feedback. Please leave a comment below.

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Equality and diversity policies are not just words in a document. Here at South Office in Manchester, staff have gone one step further in removing barriers to participation for tenants with disabilities. Last year’s neighbourhood fund winners in Cheshire were invited to sit on this year’s resident judges panel. When we approached Mr & Mrs Davies, they replied that they couldn’t unfortunately take part as Brian Davies is illiterate and a wheelchair user while his wife, Sue, is blind. Not …

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