This was another of our many big days now. First 5 Community Land Trust Houses finished and open.
And here are some of us who’ve helped this to happen: Joe Halligan, architect from Assemble, Tracey Gore of Steve Biko Housing, Lorna Mackie of the Nationwide Foundation, Eleanor Lee of Granby 4 Streets Community Land Trust, Councillor Ann O’Byrne – Deputy Mayor of Liverpool – and me, also of the CLT.
At our Open Day on Monday 21st September.
Us, the Granby 4 Streets Community Land Trust, and our partner organisations.
And now the first five Community Land Trust homes are done and we’re starting on the next five. So come and talk to us and have a look round.
Lots of the special features made by Turner Prize nominated architects and artists Assemble.
Big thanks to all the people who helped us get to this point, Steinbeck Studios, Nationwide Foundation, Liverpool City Council, National Community Land Trust Network, Assemble, Liverpool Mutual Homes, Terrace 21, Plus Dane and of course the people of Liverpool 8 and the builders and everyone else involved with the Granby 4 Streets Community Land Trust. Thank you.
it’s the future… bravo !
Just wonderful! Just wonderful!
How Wonderful Ronnie, It makes my Heart Swell just reading about your Warrior Efforts. I left my childhood Home, Number 10 Ducie Street, back in 1968, to Emigrate with my Widowed Mum and baby Sister, to Australia for a New Life. I have Such Dear Memories growing up there from 1959 to 1968. Thank you for All you have done to Restore those Once Cherished Buildings. If you happen to read this, could you tell me the Species of the Lovely, Knobbly Trees planted along our Streets? No-one I have asked seems to know. Cheers Cassie in OZ
Thank you Cassandra. All’s still going well, last Saturday was the street market here. And the trees? I’m no expert but I think They’re London Plain.