Camden Council invests in extra-care resi

By Richard Hook2018-11-20T12:58:00

Regeneration specialist Galliford Try Partnerships has signed a development agreement with Camden Council to build an extra-care facility valued at £12.6m and redevelop its existing Charlie Ratchford resource centre.

Galliford has planning approval to build an extra care residential building for older people at its site in Chalk Farm and has also applied to redevelop the existing Charlie Ratchford resource centre site on Belmont Street, providing a total of more than 100 new homes.

This content is only available to registered users

You must be logged in to continue

Would you like to read more?

Register for free to finish this article

Registration includes the following benefits:

Access up to four FREE articles per month
Breaking news, comment and analysis from industry experts as it happens
Choose from our portfolio of email newsletters

To access this article REGISTER NOW

Four articles not enough? SUBSCRIBE for unlimited access to over 100 weekly articles and our comprehensive archive. For as little as £5 per week.

Registered users and subscribers SIGN IN here to continue