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Government s Community Housing Fund helps meet local housing need

Government’s Community Housing Fund helps meet local housing need With support from the fund, Haddenham Community Land Trust is building 19 affordable homes to meet the needs of people in Cambridgeshire From: 17 March 2021 Mark Hugo and Rachel Watts of the Haddenham Community Land Trust and Paul Elliot, Site Manager for Palace Green Homes handed over the keys to Max and Chloe, the first residents at Ovins Rise. Situated to the north east of Cambridge, Ely and its surrounding villages are areas of high housing demand. This has made it difficult for some local people to find good sized affordable housing.

More tenants arrive at Cambs village community homes

Published: 1:09 PM March 3, 2021    Updated: 2:01 PM March 3, 2021 Three more tenants have arrived at new bungalows as part of the Haddenham Community Land Trust scheme. - Credit: Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority More tenants have been handed the keys to three more properties as part of a village Community Land Trust enterprise.  Five one-bedroom bungalows have now been occupied in Ovins Rise, Haddenham, part of the Haddenham Community Land Trust (HCLT) which gained planning permission in 2018 for 19 affordable homes in the village.  Mayor James Palmer said: “We’re pushing forward with support and funding for community-led housing, putting power in the hands of more people and communities to design, build and manage their own housing.  

Haddenham housing project is a community first

Naming of the estate turned out to be the least of the multifarious issues that faced HCLT.  Initially it was to be called West End Gardens but the district council felt it sounded too similar to the existing road West End which lies adjacent.  The trustees suggested an alternative, Ovins Rise, that was accepted. The name refers to Ovin, who is believed to have been the steward of Etheldreda, the East Anglian Queen who lived from 636-679AD.   A dash of luxury inside the first community land trust home at Haddenham - Credit: HCLT A stone plinth called Ovins Stone is in Ely Cathedral but was originally found in Aldreth; a replica can be found in Haddenham churchyard. 

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