Completion of Kingcase Partnership Project
June 14, 2010 | No comments
Last night saw the completion of the final stage of our partnership project with Prestwick’s Kingcase Parish Church.
The project facilitated by Scottish Churches Housing Action has produced 10 new houses for affordable renting alongside a major extension to the church’s existing hall. The works were procured jointly with an integrated design and contractor team lead by Ayrshire Housing. The designs are by Ayr architects ARPL.
At a dedication service to mark the formal reopening of the hall, the Reverend David Watson thanked Ayrshire Housing for its work in facilitating this complex project. It involved the resolution of a number of planning issues before work could start and, unfortunately, then coping with the contractor’s insolvency.
South Ayrshire Council has installed some imaginative street signs to the newly created Observer Court. Bearing the crest of the former Royal Observer Corps, they are a historical link to the Corps’ “bunker” which once stood on the site during the cold war against the former Soviet Union.
Here are more details of the housing aspects of the partnership.
- Derek: Unfortunately our hands have been tied by the planners who will not allow us to alter our designs and plans. We will how...
- naomi campbell: i would like to be considered for one of these homes im a single mum with two kids a girl and a boy need to be settled n...
- Lee: I used to live in Tarbolton and my current landlord is thinking of selling this would be an ideal opportunity for me an...
- Ann Gentilomo: I am in private let and was forced there due to anti social behaviour. I would like the opportunity to rent a house and...
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