Liverpool City Council published and dispacted 7,000 information booklets today, to residents in the decanted areas of Anfield & Breckfield.
Below: Ian Robinson, AHDC's CEO
Your Move Propert Award 2008:
Tancred Road L4, has been one of Liverpool’s most notorious addresses even by the worst standards of derelict housing.
Not so now!
Frank Hill spent most of his life in No. 10 of Tancred until he was literally carried out by fire fighters five years ago, after an arson attack (one of many) on the house next door to him was caused and smoked filled his home.
He has now returned to visit the property and to praise the company who is regenerating the area, ‘The Affordable Housing Company’ (AHDC) who he shared this emotional moment with.
Hundreds of delegates and visitors attended the two day event at the Arena and Convention Centre, Albert Docks, Liverpool this week as the centre held their first NUREC exhibition.
Pictured at the AHDC Show House in
Bill Richardson has lived in the Rockfield area for over twenty years.
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The Affordable Housing Development Company has been unveiled as the new sponsors of Utting Priory U13s.
Below: Trafford Hall
Over 70 delegates attended the LSE conference at Trafford Hall today, in Chester. Set in 14 acres of beautiful woods and meadows, the conference was held and kicked off by the well – respected and well-known Chair of the LSE – the Sustainable Development Commission, Mrs. Anne Powers.
