ClwydAlyn has completed the development of five new homes in Rhoslan, Anglesey, funded by the Welsh Government’s Transitional Accommodation Capital Programme (TACP), which has been designed to deliver good quality, affordable and longer-term housing at pace, for families and individuals in need of homes across Wales.
As the redevelopment of Penrhos Polish Village progresses, confirmation has recently been announced that the scheme, classified as ‘Extra Care Housing’, will offer 24/7 care support, with immediate help on hand, should residents require assistance.
A friendly and welcoming creative writing group in Rhyl, is proving that it’s never too late to put pen to paper. Based at a central Rhyl independent living community, the ladies-only group meets up to write, share and connect.
A housing association serving communities across North and Mid Wales has expressed heartfelt thanks to residents, staff and contractors who have helped to collect over £6,500 of food for its annual food bank collection, to help families in need this Christmas.
Delighted residents moved into Welshpool’s new independent living apartments in Spring of this year. As they prepare to spend their first Christmas at the scheme, we caught up with them, to find out how they have settled in at Neuadd Maldwyn.
Residents have begun to move into their new homes, at ClwydAlyn’s £11 Million Maes Y Llan development at Rhuddlan Road, Bodelwyddan in Denbighshire.
Sandy Murray of St Asaph based housing association ClwydAlyn has been recognised as the region’s leading financial director at the Finance Director of the Year Awards 2025, which took place in Liverpool last week.
St Asaph based housing association ClwydAlyn has announced that the organisation has become an Endometriosis Friendly Employer (EFE), in a move which aims to support colleagues who may be struggling with endometriosis or other menstrual health conditions.
Residents have moved into a recently completed development of energy efficient, modern homes at Cae Swch, Llan Ffestiniog, in Gwynedd. The homes, which have been built by Wales Timber Solutions (WTS) on behalf of social homes provider ClwydAlyn, were funded by a social housing grant in partnership with Cyngor Gwynedd and Welsh Government.
ClwydAlyn welcomed Buckley Mayor, Cllr Lorraine Rathbone and Flintshire County Council’s Housing Strategy Manager Marj Cooper and Strategic Housing & Delivery Programme Manager, Paul Calland to a recent event to celebrate progress on site, as the Well Street development of affordable new homes for the local community begins to take shape.