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A derelict Cheshire paper factory has been transformed into a stylish new housing development.

The first families have begun moving into West Avenue in Crewe where the Regenda Group housing association has turned an eyesore brownfield site into eye-catching houses and flats.

The Regenda Group has commissioned a powerful play to raise awareness of the dangers of loan sharks.

Don't Let The Shark Bite, a tale of fear, guilt and shame, will be performed free-of-charge for the housing association's residents living in the Oldham area.

Apprentice Tam Hardman was unable to collect a top award in person because she had gone into labour!

Tam, from the Regenda Group, was oblivious to the fact that she had just been named Apprentice of the Year at the Women In Business Awards 2015.

The Regenda Group housing association now ranks at number 13 in the best 100 not-for-profit companies to work for.

Chief executive, Michael Birkett, says the leap up the respected Sunday Times listings confirms Regenda as a high performing organisation.

A new book on expertise in public relations includes a section written by the Regenda Group housing association’s head of communications.

Susan Fox has written a chapter exploring openness and transparency for the new publication Chartered Public Relations: Lessons From Expert Practitioners.

The first families have moved into a small development of energy efficient homes where they can expect to make big savings on their bills.

The Regenda Group housing association’s new ‘extreme green housing scheme’ at Scarisbrick in rural West Lancashire features the latest power-saving technologies and materials.