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Community Regeneration / HOME

Housing development is underway


The housing development has entered the construction work phase

WORK to build new homes for rent in a village is underway.

Durham Villages Regeneration Company, a partnership between builders Keepmoat and Durham City Council, is building 29 homes in Ushaw Moor, near Durham City in a £2.7m development.

The properties, just off Valley Drive at the eastern end of the village near the new Hunter’s Gate development, will be managed by the Durham Aged Mineworkers’ Homes Association and Nomad E5 Housing Association.

The development, due to be completed by the end of the year, includes 18 two-bedroom bungalows, four two-bedroom houses and seven three-bedroom houses which, the company says, will be highly eco-friendly, with high levels of insulation, energy efficient heating and the use of solar panels.

Gordon Gray, chief executive with Durham Aged Mineworkers’ Homes Association, said: "Having recently completed 20 new bungalows at Hunter’s Gate, I’m delighted to be working in partnership with DVRC again to provide much needed affordable homes for the people of Ushaw Moor."

City Council leader, Cllr. Fraser Reynolds, said: "This new scheme demonstrates our commitment to regenerating the county’s former mining villages by developing affordable homes which help keep communities together.

"To date, we have delivered nearly 270 homes for rent to those on the housing waiting list and we strive to help many others to access the affordable housing they need."

 

 

 

Demolition of Ushaw Moor Working Mens Club

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The Winnings Demolition

Demolition of The Winnnings at Ushaw Moor.





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The Winnings Prior To Demolition




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Regeneration - SRB5  - SRB6 - Housing Development

Durham Aged Miners Housing Association

New Approvals – DAMHA

2004/05 saw the start of a number of schemes where Nomad is developing older persons bungalows on behalf of Durham Aged Mineworkers Homes Association under a development partnership agreement.

Ushaw Moor 20 bungalows developed as part of a Haslam Homes private housing project.

Eshwood View, Ushaw Moor
16 Homes
2 Bedroom Bungalows
New build
Full Gas Central Heating
Double Glazing
Optional Warden Call Alarm
Cavity Wall Insulation
Waiting List Length: high
Weekly Charges: £57.00
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Housing Development - Former Miners Institute  

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Hyperion Homes - Middlewood Mews, Ushaw Moor

An exclusive mews style development of 3 bedroom, 3 storey homes
XL Homes latest development is situated on the locally well known site of the former Miners Institute on Cockhouse Lane. Here we are creating a delightful mews style development of just 15 architect designed three bedroom three storey townhouses, and only one stunning three bedroom detached family home, all designed with style and flair to reflect the needs of today's discerning purchaser.

For more information, download the Middlewood Mews brochure - 1,686Kb pdf document.

To find out more about the exciting properties at Middlewood Mews, contact Angela Hewson in our Sales Office, on 0191 373 9051 - open from Thursday to Monday 10am to 5pm.



 

 

Metal Trees

Metal sculpture adds to street scene improvements
Ornamental Normandy poplar 'trees' are a striking feature of a package of improvements to a County Durham village.

The 'trees' have been commissioned by the City of Durham Council from artist and blacksmith Graham Hopper of Hunwick.

The galvanised metalwork stands over 5m high (about 20ft) and forms an artistic screen to the green.

Photos courtesy of Phil Mill
This second phase of improvements carried out by the County Council's construction arm, Service Direct, at the busy junction of Whitehouse Lane, Broom Lane and Station Road, is part of an initiative for the Lower Deerness Valley.
This second phase of improvements carried out by the County Council's construction arm, Service Direct, at the busy junction of Whitehouse Lane, Broom Lane and Station Road, is part of an initiative for the Lower Deerness Valley.

Miners Memorial

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When senior lecturer in sculpture Colin Rose was asked to create a work of art to commemorate the miners of Ushaw Moor, Durham, Colin struck a rich seem of artistic inspiration.,,,,, MORE

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Ushaw Moor (deerness) Sign

New Ushaw Moor Deerness Valley School Sign,
recently erected as part of the Regeneration scheme for Ushaw Moor.



Station Hotel Demolition


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