Taylor Wimpey East Anglia said its Stour View site, in Brantham, will open on Sunday. The build consists of houses ranging from two to five bedrooms at the site in Brooklands Road. The firm announced it is proving “incredibly popular,” with more than half of the properties which were made available during the pre-launch event at the start of the month having now been reserved. On May 30 and 31, customers will be able to hear all about the first full collection of homes to be released at Stour View. Caroline Carter, sales and marketing director for the company, said: “There’s so much to see and do in Brantham, it’s easy to see why we have already received a huge amount of interest.”
The Evictions Surprised Trailer Park Residents. The Protest Stunned Officials.
An uproar in the hills of eastern Kentucky has raised questions about what a city owes to those dislodged by its growth and how to govern in an age of social media and protest.
In early March, residents of roughly 65 mobile homes in Morehead, Ky., were told they had a month and a half to leave and take their homes with them.Credit.Luke Sharrett for The New York Times
May 20, 2021, 5:00 a.m. ET
MOREHEAD, Ky. Under a slate-colored sky, the holdouts gathered in what remained of the North Fork Mobile Home Park. Around them it looked as if a hurricane had blown through, leaving scattered cinder blocks, capsized sofas and porches affixed to thin air. The small circle among them single mothers, a factory worker, a retiree, two community organizers sat on kitchen chairs discussing their next move: recruiting for a boycott.
Construction begins on new development of more than 250 homes in Ely
The two, three, four and five bedroom homes will be part of The Lantern Croft Development by Taylor Wimpey in Orchards Green
A computer generated image of what the new development should look like (Image: Taylor Wimpey)
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Humane Society of North Central Arkansas receives $5K grant
HUMANE SOCIETY OF NORTH CENTRAL ARKANSAS
The Humane Society of North Central Arkansas of Baxter County was awarded a $5,000 grant from the Arkansas Animal Rescue Foundation to support its efforts of helping spay/neuter the personal pets of low-income community members.
The investment will help community animals receive spay/neuter vouchers. The investment will also help to reduce the number of pets being born in the area.
“This grant is very important to the pets in the community,” said Carolyn Carter, shelter manager at the Humane Society of North Central Arkansas. “The support of the Arkansas Animal Rescue Foundation allows the Humane Society to continue their life-saving work of making a difference in the lives of the animals and preventing unwanted, unintended litters from being born.”
DBusiness Daily Update: DTE Energy Buys Isabella Wind Farms in Mid-Michigan, Small Business Group Urges End to Federal Unemployment Supplement, and More
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Courtesy of Bridge, as of May 11
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