Council housing home improvement programme boosts local job opportunities

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Published by Craig Downs for Keepmoat in Housing and also in Communities, Education, Local Government

More than a dozen local new jobs have been created following the appointment of a new contractor to carry out home improvements on the city’s council houses. Sheffield Homes and Sheffield City Council have appointed Apollo, part of Keepmoat, to carry out a home improvement programme on the Lansdowne and Hanover Estates. The work, which includes internal and external home improvements to 40 blocks of maisonettes on the estates in Sheffield, has seen the creation of training and work opportunities...

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