Linden Homes Open Evening

OUGHTRINGTON HOUSING DEVELOPMENT OPENS DOORS TO PUBLIC

Linden Homes is holding a second open evening in Lymm to give local people the opportunity to find out more about the proposed housing development at the tank works at Oughtrington.

The meeting is being held at Oughtrington Community Centre and commences at 6.30pm on Thursday 4th April. An outline plan of the scheme will be on show to give interested parties a full understanding of the scheme, which comprises a variety of dwellings, live-work units and small commercial units.

Ian Douglas, project director at Linden Homes said: "While our last meeting in February threw up some interesting issues, we are keen to understand some of the other concerns of the local community and get some constructive feedback. Our open evening gives people another chance to see our exciting plans which we believe set new quality standards for housing in the North West. We are committed to safeguard the existing natural environment and create a village atmosphere for residents."

Representatives from Linden Homes will be on hand to answer questions relating to the proposed development at Lymm, as well as specialist advisers on nature conservation and highways.

Linden Homes, which was founded in 1991, has long been regarded as a leader in brownfield regeneration. Currently over 90% of the North West's developments are built on such land.

The company has also won many awards, including Best Brownfield Development and Best Luxury Home in the 2001 What House? Awards, which are sponsored by the Sunday Times. It has also won an Insider Business Magazine Award and the prestigious Planning for the Whole Community Award in the Royal Town Planning Institute National Awards.