Ayrshire Housing

Glasgow-based construction company CCG(Scotland) Ltd has invested a total of £38,000 in community projects across Ayrshire since 2018. The business has also provided jobs, apprenticeships and education opportunities for local residents.

Voting has started to fill four vacancies on Ayrshire Housing’s board. In the tenant section, there are four candidates for two places. In the community section, three community volunteers are competing for two places.

Ayrshire Housing has completed 39 flats in Peebles Street in Ayr to add to its portfolio of over 1,500 houses. The Association’s vice-chair Kenny George welcomed Miss Sharon Bell and her daughter Myrren to their new flat.

This event is brought to you by Eydent, the alliance of Ayrshire housing associations – Shire Housing Association, Ayrshire Housing Association, ANCHO and Atrium Homes.

Ayrshire Housing has announced its support for two local youth football teams. Grants have been awarded to provide kit for Girvan Youth Football Club and Vics in the Community’s new youth team.

Ayrshire Housing has continued to show its support for local charities by with a raft of new donations. Each year the Association works with a school to create a seasonal card sent to all its tenants.

Rhonda Leith (left) and Margaret Scott cut the cake Ayrshire Housing celebrated its fifteenth birthday at its annual general meeting on Wednesday.

Ayrshire Housing is supporting this year’s Ayrshire Doors Open Day. The association has given a grant to the organisers, the Kyle and Carrick Civic Society, to purchase ten more banners to advertise the growing number of venues.

After a public competition, Ayrshire Housing has selected six well known architects to its new framework. The architects will support its ambitions for growth over the next four years.

Michelle Reid with the prize winners Ayrshire Housing has supported Newton Primary School’s annual Scottish poetry competition for a third year.

A new affordable housing development is being created on behalf of Ayrshire Housing to help address the substantial unmet need for high quality affordable housing in the town of Ayr. Being delivered by construction company CCG (Scotland) Ltd, the project comprises 39 one and two-bedroom flats on a l

Pictured: Kirsty Broadfoot and Debbie Thompson walking the old Scots Lang Mile along Ayr’s esplanade A 19-strong team at Ayrshire Housing has added 6,326,022 steps to March’s Walk All Over Cancer active walking challenge.

Tim Jones More than a quarter of a billion pounds has been raised by independent not-for-profit Allia to help tackle global and local issues such as unemployment, social exclusion and affordable housing – with half that sum (£125 million) being issued in 2017 alone.

Paul Torrance (left) with Alex Neil MSP at the opening of one Ayrshire Housing’s many developments Paul Torrance who served for many years on the Board of Ayrshire Housing has died.

The children with Helen Moonie (left) and Jeane Freedman (right) holding the ribbon Yesterday’s Blue Monday proved to be far from depressing for Ayrshire Housing as local school children opened its latest development in the village of Dailly.