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ACHA completes first new build homes in Helensburgh
Argyll Community Housing Association, ACHA, has completed its first new build housing in Helensburgh.
The 12 new build properties are made up of 6 one and 6 two bedroom flats.
Bridge Terrace Road issues smoothed over
ACHA is delighted to confirm that the road at Bridge Terrace, Furnace, was satisfactorily repaired by local contractor G McNaughton and Son on the 18th March.
ACHA coordinated the works on behalf of its five tenancies and owner occupiers who were affected by the poor condition of the road.
Partnership Working Brings Benefits to Cowal Pipe Band Hall
ACHA, in association with local contractors, has made a major contribution to a local community venue by refurbishing the kitchen at Cowal Pipe Band Hall.
Working with ACHA’s main contractor Carillion, Dunoon based company Stewart McNee and Tiree based Kevan Brown, have completely refurbished and updated the kitchen. Old fittings have been replaced with matching units, new worktops and new electrics. There has even been an upgrade to a brand new central heating boiler donated by Worchester Bosch UK. The old boiler was installed many years ago and was very uneconomical to today’s standards!
Bruce West starts as new Director of Finance and IT with ACHA
Argyll Community Housing Association, ACHA, has announced that Bruce West has joined them as their new Director of Finance and IT.
Bruce was for many years Head of Strategic Finance at Argyll and Bute Council.
ACHA consults on Antisocial Behaviour
Argyll Community Housing Association aims to play an active role in tackling antisocial behaviour within communities.
Their Antisocial Behaviour Policy covers issues such as possession, dealing and cultivation of drugs, violence and threats of violence, abuse, including homophobic, racial abuse and sexual abuse, loud music, harassment & general neighbour nuisance.
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