£10m for New Homes in Wigan.
Further online coverage on the £10m investment in new homes in Wigan.  The new homes will include a mix of affordable homes and specialist homes for people with long term disabilities and dementia as well as teenage parents.

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£10m housing boost for town.
Online article reporting on the £10m investment in Wigan for the provision of affordable homes.  Amongst the new homes, developments will include specialist homes for people with long term disabilities and dementia as well as teenage parents.  Both Adactus Housing and Wigan & Leigh Housing are involved in the new developments.

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Protests fail to block flats on Southport tennis courts winning go-ahead.
Update on a previous story, reporting on the success of Adactus to gain planning permision for the development in Ashdown Close, Southport.  Local Councillors have given the green light for the three-storey block of flats on the former tennis courts site in Kew. 

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Manchester students build future skills in company mentoring scheme.
Additional coverage on the 12, year 10 students from Cedar Mount High School that will be working in construction and housing posts at Lovell and partner Adactus Housing Association over the next two years.  The scheme aims to help the teenagers gain first-hand experience in the industry.

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Manchester students build future skills in company mentoring scheme.
Coverage on the mentoring scheme set up by Lovell in East Manchester.  Over the next two years, students from Cedar Mount High School will be working in construction and housing posts at Lovell and partner Adactus Housing Association respectively.

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Adactus unveils new homes for first time buyers in Morecambe.
Further coverage on Adactus's latest housing development in Morecambe's West End.  The newly refurbished apartments were unveiled with a special plaque to mark the announcement.

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New Homes for first time buyers.
Article reporting on Adactus's latest housing development in Morecambe's West End.  The newly refurbished apartments were unveiled with a special plaque to mark the announcement.

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Getting involved in the future of Miles Platting.
Article providing update information on the regeneration taking place in Miles Platting, and how the Renaissance Consortium and Adactus Housing in particular are involving local residents in the decisions being made for their neighbourhood.  Numerous residents' groups have already been set up with ongoing events and residents' meetings.

Adactus unveils new homes for first time buyers in Morecambe.
Further online coverage of the plaque unveiling by Cllr David Kerr and staff from Adactus at 'Duddon Court', Adactus's latest development in Morecambe. The family apartments at 'Duddon Court' are available for sale through shared ownership; a three bedroom apartment could be purchased from as little as £55k for a 50% share.

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New homes for first time buyers.
Online coverage of the plaque unveiling by Cllr David Kerr and staff from Adactus at 'Duddon Court', Adactus's latest development in Morecambe. The family apartments at 'Duddon Court' are available for sale through shared ownership; a three bedroom apartment could be purchased from as little as £55k for a 50% share.

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New homes for first time buyers.
Coverage of the plaque unveiling event at 'Duddon Court', Adactus's latest development in Morecambe.  Cllr David Kerr was joined by Council and Adactus staff to unveil a plaque at the development on Friday 22 Feb.  Duddon Court on 47-49 West End Road, consists of family apartments available for sale through shared ownership; a three bedroom apartment could be purchased from as little as £55k for a 50% share.

Adactus wins Star Status.
Online publication reporting on the recent success of Adactus being awarded star status accreditation for its workplace and investment in people.  Adactus has achieved 'one star' status for a 'first class' workplace after taking part in the Best Comapnies survey 2007.

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Bootle housing associations unite to tackle crime.
This article reports on the newly established Forum between numerous housing associations in Sefton, including Adactus Housing, BReathe+, Maritime, Riverside and others, in order to tackle crime and Anti-Social Behaviour.

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First milestone marked for Manchester housing scheme.
Another article reporting on the bricklaying event organised by New East Manchester with partners Adactus Housing Association, Lovell and architects PRP to mark the start of the £65m Toxteth Street area regeneration.

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First milestone marked for Manchester housing scheme.
Additional web coverage of the bricklaying event organised by New East Manchester with partners Adactus Housing Association, Lovell and architects PRP to mark the start of the Toxteth Street area regeneration.  Local residents and senior staff from the four the partners laid the first bricks marking this £65m scheme.

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New homes under way in Openshaw.
Web coverage of a bricklaying event organised by New East Manchester with partners Adactus Housing Association, Lovell and architects PRP to mark the start of the Toxteth Street area regeneration.  Local residents laid the first bricks marking the £65m scheme across a 10.3 hectares site in proximity to the Manchester City Centre.

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Winning snap puts playtime in the frame.
Coverage on the successful photography competition organised by Adactus Housing Association in Moss Side during the Respect Action Week.  Adactus worked in partnership with St Mary's Primary School enabling its pupils to photograph things they like in their neighbourhoods.  The photos where exhibited at the school throughout the Respect Action Week.  The winner was Farah Mohammed, nine, with her photo of children playing on a climbing frame.

Refurbished Home is miles better.
Further coverage on the improved quality of the refurbishment works in the Miles Platting properties.  Revisiting the property of Ms Korona who initially raised concerns on the quality of the works, the article looks into how much things have improved since then to the delight of local residents.  The article includes a quote from Lovell and mentions Adactus as a member of the Renaissance Consortium.

Refurbished Home is miles better.
This story reports on the improved quality of the refurbishment works in the Miles Platting properties.  Revisiting the property of Ms Korona who initially raised concerns on the quality of the works, the article looks into how much things have improved since then to the delight of local residents.  The article includes a quote from Lovell and mentions Adactus as a member of the Renaissance Consortium.

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Library Carols.
Coverage of another community event organised by Adactus Housing Association in the Miles Platting Library just before the Christmas break.  Adactus working in partnership with the Miles Platting library, Healthy Living Project ZEST organised for local children from Park View Community choir to sing carols and get everyone in the Christmas spirit.  Refreshments and mince pies were particularly popular.

Giant Board Game promotes Miles Platting.
Further coverage on the successful funday where Adactus Housing Association staff worked with local children from Miles Platting to produce their version of 'snakes and ladders'.  The giant version of the game that includes drawings of things the children like and dislike about their neighbourhood is now on display at the Miles Platting library.

Manchester: Children create their own Miles Platting board game
Coverage on the successful funday where Adactus Housing Association staff worked with local children from Miles Platting to produce their version of 'snakes and ladders'.  The giant version of the game that includes drawings of things the children like and dislike about their neighbourhood is now on display at the Miles Platting library.

Adactus Housing Group retains four green lights
Coverage on the success of Adactus Housing Group that retained its full set of green lights from The Housing Corporation.  The four green lights confirm that The Group meets or exceeds the performance criteria across the four categories of Financial Viability, Governance, Management and Development.

It's toff at the top
Front page coverage of the first fundraising event organised by the recently formed Chorley Community Housing, a member of the Adactus Housing Group.   Staff at Chorley Community Housing dressed up like ‘toffs for a day’ to raise cash for Children In Need.  Staff from CCH and other volunteers also baked and sold cakes to raise funds in excess of £200. 

Manchester: Work starts on openshaw housing scheme
Additional Coverage of the £65m new housing development in the Toxteth Street neighbourhood of Openshaw in East Manchester. 

Manchester: Work starts on openshaw housing scheme
Additional Coverage of the £65m new housing development in the Toxteth Street neighbourhood of Openshaw in East Manchester.  This development will have a mixture of properties with some available for sale through the developer Lovell, and others for rent through Adactus Housing Association.

Manchester: Work starts on openshaw housing scheme
Coverage of the £65m new housing development in the Toxteth Street neighbourhood of Openshaw in East Manchester.  Works have now started on Phase 1 of this major development.  Overall there will be 390 two and three storey townhouses, 36 two bedroom apartments and six bungalows a mixture of which will be available for sale through the developer Lovell, and for rent through Adactus Housing Association.