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Scottish Ministers find in favour of Argyll Community Housing Association at Dalintober, Campbeltown
Scottish Ministers have found in favour of Argyll Community Housing Association following an appeal for permission to demolish five blocks (46 flats) of Category B listed, 3-storey, Scots Baronial tenements buildings dating from 1939 in the Dalintober Housing Estate in Campbeltown. The other listed buildings on the estate (Block F facing High Street and another block on the east side of Prince’s Street) do not form part of the proposed demolition.
Argyll Community Housing Association contributes over £10,000 to local community groups
Argyll Community Housing Association (ACHA) has been supporting local community groups through its Community Action Fund which can grant up to £500 in funding to community organisations.
Draft Customer Involvement Strategy
Argyll Community Housing Association (ACHA) believes that it is essential to consider the views of our customers with regard to the services and housing we provide. We worked with our Tenant Scrutiny Group “Your Voice” to develop the draft Customer Involvement Strategy using customer feedback. We are now seeking your views on the draft Strategy. Your views will be used to develop the final Customer Involvement Strategy.
Fair Work First
The ACHA Group are committed to adopting the Scottish Government - Fair Work First workplace commitments. https://www.gov.scot/publications/fair-work-first-guidance-2/pages/0/
HOME Argyll Allocation Policy Updates
Earlier in 2023, the HOME Argyll partners proposed changes to the Allocations Policy and consulted applicants and stakeholders for their views on the proposed changes.
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