With current new build sites in Peebles and Kelso totalling 18 homes, SBHA’s plan to deliver 300 affordable homes will provide a boost to the communities within the Borders.
Berwickshire Housing Association’s inaugural Gardens Competition gave tenants the opportunity to showcase their outdoor spaces.
Malory House is named after the Malory Towers books by legendary children’s author, Enid Blyton.
The development is made up of one and two-bedroom flats, with a selection of wheelchair adapted homes.
This report is the first part of an ongoing evaluation and monitoring programme being undertaken by I-SPHERE at Heriot Watt University.
The project, on programme to deliver 60 units by May 2022, is being funded through Glasgow City Council / Affordable Housing Supply Programme and CAF bank.
The garden, made up of a mix of flowers and veg, is a brilliant demonstration of what can be achieved in a small space by motivated people.
WSHA has also undertaken wider physical regeneration within the area including a community park and improved recreational facilities at the local community centre.
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