Welsh firm drafted in to fix problems at collapsed Cruden site

By Tom Lowe2020-10-13T05:00:00

Developer warns Runcorn housing scheme poses health and safety risk

Welsh contractor Anwyl Construction has been awarded an £8.9m contract to finish a housing scheme in Runcorn which has become a “risk to neighbours” following the collapse of original contractor Cruden in the summer.

The 71-home scheme for Magenta Living was left “half-finished” following Cruden’s demise alongside a neighbouring 58-home scheme for Onward Homes, with both sites now in need of urgent repairs.

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