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Alex Albiston House, Regeneration Project, Wilfred Drive, Sheffield S9
In 2011 we took over an apartment block in Wilfred Drive in Sheffield S9, the vbuilding had been empty for a number of years and was a target for anti social activity and drug users. We undertook an extensive redevelopment work and made the building an attractive place to live once more, along with careful […]
Continue readingThe Cornmill, Malton, Regeneration Project, YO17
The Cornmill is a grade 2 listed building in Malton North Yorkshire. This apartment complex had been difficult to manage for its previous owner for numerous reasons including anti social behaviour and drug use. They were were in much need of refurbishment and intensive housing management. The initial renovation and refurbishment of these buildings was completed […]
Continue readingCrofton Court Regeneration Project, Bradford, BD9
In 2017 we aquired one block (6 apartments) of Crofton Court In the Heaton area of Braford, the buildings where in much need of rennovation. In 2021 we aquired the remaining blocks within the development. The apartments were quite dated and needed a great deal of work. Over the next few years we embarked on […]
Continue readingCorban Street Regeneration Project
Corban Street Was aquired in 2009 and was extensively rennovated into seven, one and two bedroom apartments. These spacious apatments make perfect accommodation for those who are approaching the need for independant living but still require a high level of support.
Continue readingGreaves Street Regeneration Project, Bradford, BD5
Greaves Street apartments where heavily vandalised and a target for anti-social behaviour and drug use. Impact bought the block and with the help of volunteers and skilled workers we fully renovated the building to a high standard. This development offers people the chance to live independently in one or two bedroom apartments. Working closely with Bradford […]
Continue readingFaversham Walk Regeneration Project, Holmewood, Bradford, BD4
In 2009 Impact was asked by ‘Places for People’ (North British Housing) to take over 6 apartments. This blocks had been difficult to manage for numerous reasons and have been uninhabited and vandalised for the past 3 years. They were formerly a hazard targeted by vandals and drug users. The building was causing anti social […]
Continue readingImpact Living Winter 2023 Newsletter
Welcome to the Winter edition of Impact Living’s newsletter. In this edition, we provide updates on various articles detailing the activities our clients have engaged in since our last newsletter. This allows you to see the positive impact our support services have on the lives of vulnerable adults. While the latter part of the summer […]
Continue readingImpact Living Spring 2023 Newsletter.
Welcome to the Spring edition of the Impact Living 2023 Newsletter. Spring has finally arrived. As the earth warms up it brings the rebirth of beautiful plants and leaves on trees. Sunnier skies, warmer weather, and lighter nights bring bird song and the chatter of children venturing out to play. It is truly the start […]
Continue readingImpact Living Winter 2022 Newsletter
Welcome to the Winter edition of the Impact Living 2022 Newsletter. On behalf of Impact Living, we would like to extend the very best of the season to all our cherished residents, family members, friends, staff, volunteers, and all those who support our charitable work. As November, Bonfire night and Halloween become just a distant […]
Continue readingImpact Living Easter 2022 Newsletter
Hello and welcome to our Easter 2022 Newsletter, It is a widely shared feeling that Easter signals the start of spring bringing new growth, fresh starts, and new beginnings. As the days get longer and brighter many of us experience a new lease of life and a renewed sense of positivity for the months ahead. […]
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