Contractor appointed on first development by the new Homes and Communities Agency
Galliford Try has been appointed to redevelop the Gloscat College site in Gloucester, the first by the fledgling Homes and Communities Agency since its inauguration on 1 December.
The scheme, which is likely to involve construction of as many as 350 homes, is part of the Greyfriars regeneration project.
Fitzgerald: “looking forward to working closely with the Homes and Communities Agency"
Greg Fitzgerald, chief executive of Galliford Try, said: “We are looking forward to working closely with the Homes and Communities Agency to deliver a new sustainable community on this important heritage site.”
The Homes and Communities Agency was formed by a merger of UK government bodies English Partnerships and the Housing Corporation.
The “super-agency” will have more than £17bn of funding to help councils and regional bodies to build houses and improve existing infrastructure.
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