New council homes for Hollingdean

Work has started on eight new council homes in Hollingdean this week.
Cllr Anne Meadows marks the start of work at Lynchet CloseCllr Anne Meadows marks the start of work at Lynchet Close
Cllr Anne Meadows marks the start of work at Lynchet Close

Cllr Anne Meadows, chairman of the council’s housing and new homes committee, marked the start of work on the homes at Lynchet Close.

Six four-bedroom homes are to be built on the site, plus two flats each with two bedrooms.

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The project is part of the council’s programme to build at least 500 new homes on council land.

The plans for new homes at Lynchet CloseThe plans for new homes at Lynchet Close
The plans for new homes at Lynchet Close

The development will also bring benefits for the surrounding community, with new play equipment to be provided in Hollingdean Park.

Cllr Meadows said: “Building affordable rented new homes for local people is a priority for the council and this new development in Hollingdean will provide much needed family homes close to schools, the children’s centre and the park.”

Other building projects include 57 new council flats nearing completion at Kite Place in Whitehawk, and 29 flats under construction at Hobby Place, also in Whitehawk. New council homes have already been completed in Portslade, Hangleton, Whitehawk, and Kemp Town.

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The houses in Lynchet Close are the first four-bedroom homes to be built under the New Homes for Neighbourhoods programme and will be rented to people on the city’s housing register when they are completed next year.

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