Countryside News

Countryside Partnerships, the UK’s leading mixed tenure developer, has been granted planning permission by Rushcliffe Borough Council to start work constructing 333 brand-new homes at Fairham and has signed agreements with emh group and Start Living for the scheme’s affordable and private rented homes.

The Enfield Construction Skills Academy at Meridian Water has opened its door to students following the completion of the campus which aims to train more than 500 people per year.

Countryside Partnerships North East has been selected to complete a £119 million housing project on Teesside.

Countryside Partnerships is excited to be launching Lyneham Fields, its latest collection of homes in the rural village of Lyneham, Wiltshire

On Tuesday 21st March, Countryside’s St James’ Park development launched its Tiny Forest initiative with the help of the local community. Tiny Forests is a programme run by Earthwatch Europe, an environmental charity and Independent Research Organisation, which works with local communities and partners to plant and maintain dense and fast-growing native woodlands, to reconnect people with nature and raise awareness of climate change.

Countryside Partnerships and leading built-to-rent (BTR) provider Sigma Capital Group have agreed two deals to deliver a total of 190 BTR homes with a combined value of just under £80m on two of its major mixed-tenure schemes.

Countryside Partnerships and the Royal Borough of Windsor & Maidenhead have marked the start of construction at their £150m and 434-home St Cloud Way regeneration scheme in Maidenhead town centre, with a ground-breaking ceremony on 16 March 2023.

The development and building of the first railway station on the Great Eastern mainline in more than 100 years is now underway at Beaulieu in Chelmsford.

Representatives from Warwick District Council and Local Housing Company, Milverton Homes joined Vistry Group to inspect the progress being made by developer Countryside Partnerships on a scheme which will see 620 much-needed homes being built in Kenilworth over the next six years.

Partnerships Yorkshire has started work on a new development of 86 family homes at Jossey Lane in the Scawthorpe area of Doncaster, on land formerly owned by construction multinational Skanska.

North London has secured planning consent from Waltham Forest Council for the third phase of Feature 17.