We currently have several developments in progress. They are:

Park Lane Extra Care Scheme for elderly people in need of support and care 
The scheme is proposed to have fifty-three self-contained flats (thirty-six two-bedroom, seventeen one-bedroom, and two-bedroom intermediate care unit. The scheme is expected to be complete in December 2009

Leasowes Close, Bridgnorth
The scheme, which is the first scheme outside the Telford area came about following discussions with Bridgnorth Council, who offered the Trust a small plot of land if planning could be secured for four two-bedroom houses to be offered for shared ownership.

Arleston Lane, Wellington
The scheme, which is to provide nineteen properties is at an early planning stage. It is expected to be complete in early 2010.

Haybridge Hall, Hadley
The scheme, which is to provide five properties is at an early planning stage. It is expected to be complete in Autumn 09.

Gordon Road, Trench
The scheme which is being built by Telford Building Contractors is to provide two two-bed bungalows. One of the bungalows is to be built for a family with a child who has disabilities. The scheme is expected to be complete in early 2009.

Station Road, Donnington
The scheme which is being built by Barratt Homes is to provide fifty two properties. The expected completion is in late 2010.

Aston Court, Newport
The scheme which is being built by Vicron Homes is to provide thirteen properties. The expected completion is in Late 2008.

Battlefields, Shrewsbury
The scheme which is being built by Mayfield Development is to provide ten properties. The expected completion is in Late 2008.

Church Walk, Donnington
The scheme which is being built by Dordale Developments is to provide seven properties. The expected completion is in early 2009.

Ellesmere Grange, Shrewsbury
The scheme which is being built by Barratt Homes is to provide twenty two properties. The expected completion is in Late 2009.

Aston Street, Wem
The scheme which is being built by Morris Homes is to provide twenty one properties. The expected completion is in Late 2009.

Manor Heights, Hadley
The Haybridge Road flats, which were closed down in the wake of a huge police raid in 2001, have been brought by a development company Russell Harrison Plc. The tower block is now set to be redeveloped into high quality contemporary residential accommodation. The company is hoping to create studio apartments with two-bedroom penthouses.  There are also plans for communal facilities such as a media room and gymnasium.The Trust is also ensuring that the interests of local residents are taken fully into consideration by working closely with Hadley and Leegomery Parish Council and the Borough of Telford & Wrekin, who have been involved in the selection process ensuring a high quality redevelopment.

Dothill Flats, Wellington
The Trust has now sold the site on Severn Drive to Barratt Homes, which is home to eight blocks of four-storey flats to, for sale for redevelopment in agreement with Telford and Wrekin Council who own one of the blocks. Barratt Homes have been delayed in the acquisition due to the current climate.The seven blocks owned by the Trust were previously planned for demolition in September 2004 but work was halted when protected wildlife was discovered in the area.Independent studies by wildlife experts found evidence of a large roosting site for Noctule bats in one of the blocks whilst Long Eared bats and Great Crested newts were also present around the site.This discovery affected the Trust's previous plans for the site and alternative options were considered at length, However conditions will apply to ensure that the block of flats where the bats were present will remain and be refurbished, while the other seven blocks will be demolished to allow for a new housing development.The Trust will benefit from acquiring affordable housing properties on the redeveloped site, which it can offer for rent and shared ownership. Proceeds from the sale of the site will also be invested in acquiring additional homes for rent across the area.

You can find more information on these schemes, including pictures, using the link on the right hand side of the page.