Denbighshire-based housing association ClwydAlyn has won an acclaimed industry award for ‘Involving Tenants in Designing or Reviewing Services’ at this year’s TPAS Cymru National Good Practice Awards, centred around an innovative approach to expediting maintenance at residents’ homes.
Last week, Jack Sargeant, Member of the Senedd for Alyn and Deeside, visited ClwydAlyn’s Northern Gateway development in Deeside to find out how the homes have benefitted new residents.
Stakeholders including Marj Cooper, Housing Strategy Manger at Flintshire County Council visited ClwydAlyn’s Northern Gateway development in Deeside last week. The visit was organised to celebrate the successful completion of 100 affordable, energy-efficient, new homes for local families.
Work has started on ClwydAlyn’s £6.5 million development which will provide 17 new homes, with affordable rent, for local families at Craig Y Don, Benllech.
Social homes provider ClwydAlyn welcomed Plaid Cymru MP for Ynys Môn, Llinos Medi, and Ynys Môn County Councillor Robin Wyn Williams to a groundbreaking ceremony for a new development of 54 high-quality, energy-efficient homes at Cae Bothan in Anglesey.
Residents at a housing estate in Flint have joined forces with a local social homes provider and Keep Wales Tidy, to tackle unsightly littering and fly tipping.
Residents have started to move into a new development of 56 energy-efficient, affordable homes at Mynydd Isa, in Flintshire.
Residents were welcomed into their new homes at Maes Deudraeth in Penrhyndeudraeth last week. The properties, which include 41 timber-framed, energy-efficient houses and apartments, form part of the Gwynedd Affordable Housing Development Programme and have been developed by ClwydAlyn and Grŵp Cynefin.
Deputy First Minister, Huw Irranca-Davies was welcomed to a development of new homes at Maes Deudraeth in Penrhyndeudraeth last week. The official visit to the properties in Penrhyndeudraeth marked the launch of Welsh Government’s Timber Industrial Strategy.
A group of children from a local primary school were invited to take part in a competition to come-up with a road name, for a development of homes, which will provide a firm foundation for 77 families in Llandudno.