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Tawd Valley, Development Programme

Project NameTawd Valley Development Programme, SkelmersdaleProject Value£12.5 MillionSectorHousing AssociationTypeNew BuildClientTawd Valley Housing Association / Tawd Valley DevelopmentsContractorWhitfield & BrownArchitectJohn McCallsEnd UserWest Lancashire Borough CouncilShare

Project Description

The development of 74 newly built affordable units in Skelmersdale with Tawd Valley Developments for West Lancashire Borough Councilacross four adjacent sites; Eskbank, Fairstead, Brierfield & Northfield.

Fairstead

14 new affordable residential units comprising of eight apartments located in two, two-storey blocks and six semi-detached dwellings in a new cul de sac arrangement.

Brierfield

The development of 74 newly built affordable units in Skelmersdale with Tawd Valley Developments for West Lancashire Borough Councilacross four adjacent sites; Eskbank, Fairstead, Brierfield & Northfield.

Northfield

17 affordable residential units, comprising 6 x 1-bed flats, 2 x 2-bed flats, 3 x 2-bed houses, and 6 x 3-bed houses with associated private and communal parking for residents. The newly built apartments have been kept to 2 storeys to reflect the surrounding levels of the existing terraced properties.

Eskbank

The largest development of the four, consisting of 27 affordable residential units consisting of 8 x 2-bed properties, 17 x 3-bed properties, and 2 x 4-bed properties.

Testimonial

Zoe Brooke

Business Development Director, Whitfield & Brown

On a large residential scheme in Skelmersdale for Social Landlord Tawd Valley, 74 Units £12.5 Million Value, we were provided with a low-level site investigation report, produced by the previous site owner, this was analysed by the Shape Team who identified issues with the level of contamination investigation, groundwater testing, and gas monitoring. They reported to us the failings of the previous investigation, provided a methodology for supplementing the investigation, and due to start on-site time constraints liaised with the Local Contaminated Land Officer to accept the current gas monitoring results, so we were not delayed on-site by a further three months of gas testing. I can’t even quantify how much value this has brought to the project.