Herefordshire Housing celebrates tenth anniversary

8:30am Thursday 10th January 2013 in News

HEREFORDSHIRE Housing has celebrated its 10th anniversary.

It all began in 2002 when council tenants in Herefordshire transferred their homes to the independent housing association.

A decade on, chief executive Peter Brown said in the past decade thousands of properties have been upgraded and about 4,500 people have found new homes.

“It’s been a huge team effort with our tenants and the public to show how a non-profit making organisation can transform services and neighbourhoods,” he added.

The association is planning to build 230 new homes in the county over the next four years.

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M M says...
5:40pm Thu 10 Jan 13

I very much doubt if some of the elderly tenants are celebrating. Homes that were built for the elderly, now housing alcoholics, drug users etc all living on the same estates

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