Families have begun to move into new homes built on the site the former Dunlop Wellington boot making factory in Walton. Liverpool Mutual Homes (LMH) in partnership with MCI Developments Ltd, is in the process of building 58 new energy efficient homes at the Hazeldale Road site. The land had stood empty ... Read More...
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Work to provide 60 new homes on West Derby’s former Holly Lodge Girls’ College site is due to get underway before Easter. Having secured planning permission, developer Redrow Homes will build 51 brand new houses and refurbish nine properties within Grade II-listed buildings on the site off Mill Lane. With sympathetic conversions ... Read More...
Further investment is needed in housing for the north of Liverpool, according to the head of planning at Liverpool City Council. Speaking yesterday (1 December) at ArchitEx 2015, David Hughes explained how the council’s latest partnership with Redrow and Liverpool Mutual Homes is aimed at delivering housing to the ‘hollowed-out’ areas, ... Read More...
Liverpool Mutual Homes’ (LMH) back-to-work scheme has won a National Housing Federation (NHF) award. The Volunteers in Placement (VIP) programme won the NHF’s Community Impact Awards in the Investing in People category for helping 30 people find work within a six-month period. Each VIP participant was supported by LMH and its partners, ... Read More...
The first 600 homes under the Liverpool Housing Partnership are set to be approved by Liverpool City Council. A report will be discussed by the cabinet on Friday 27 November outlining 17 schemes that will deliver £97 million of investment for 360 affordable rent properties, 50 for private rent and 241 ... Read More...
PlusPlans to complete the regeneration of Liverpool’s Granby Four Streets will be put forward to the council’s cabinet this week. Work on 77 of the Victorian terraced properties is already underway thanks to a number of schemes from the city council and housing associations – spearheaded by members of the local ... Read More...
Liverpool Council’s decision to renovate the Ogden’s Imperial Tobacco factory office has relieved Historic England and Brock Carmichael to finally start the conversion work. The original Queen Anne-style 19th century office buildings are Grade II-listed and will therefore remain and be converted into 19 apartments with internal and external works but ... Read More...
Countryside Properties has welcomed Liverpool Council’s decision on the Imperial Tobacco site and says it looking forward to its new partnership with Liverpool Mutual Homes. The factory site, on Boundary Lane Everton, ceased trading in 2007 and there have been numerous attempts to regenerate it after the 19th century office buildings ... Read More...
Merseyside housing associations are preparing to walk, cycle and run in support of a nationwide campaign for change. On 11 March local organisations will join the Relay to the Rally as it travels to Westminster, where national alliance Homes for Britain will rally for the next government to come up with ... Read More...