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All the properties on a new Regenda Homes development in West Lancashire have been snapped up by residents who want to stay living in the area. The houses, at Burscough, were built to be offered to local people at affordable rent and all 12 were allocated even before construction work was finished.

Spring is in the air and it is a fresh start for Jeff and Pauline Roberts. The couple have become one of the first to move into Regenda Homes new development at Bramhall Mews in St Helens.  Mr and Mrs Roberts had been keen to downsize from their three bedroom home. When they saw Bramhall Mews under construction, they knew they had found just what they were looking for.

Regenda Homes supports a group of Community Wellbeing Apprentices who have a reputation for improving the local neighbourhood where they live.

Their latest project has not only changed the landscape but also created a lasting legacy of their hard work in Liverpool.

It’s time for our STAR Customer Survey again and we’d like to know what you think about the service we provide to you. 

A survey will soon be sent out to residents which gives you the chance to share your views about the service you receive from Regenda Homes. You can also fill out the STAR survey online.

Two couples who are expecting their first babies have become the first to move into a new housing development built to help keep local families together. A strict lettings policy ensured only applicants living in surrounding rural parishes were considered for the properties.

The Regenda Group is returning to its Liverpool roots to invest in property development across the city centre.  The Group has announced it plans to spend £20 million over the next three years, building on its reputation for delivering high quality housing and regeneration.