York housing development shortlisted for green award

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Published by Craig Downs for Keepmoat in Housing and also in Environment

An energy-efficient, eco-friendly housing development in York has been shortlisted for a prestigious national sustainability award. Lea Way, in Huntington, has been named as a finalist in the ‘Sustainable Social Housing Project of the Year’ category of the Sustainable Housing Awards 2012. The £1.6 million scheme - a development of 13 family homes for sale, rent and shared ownership – was built by leading social housing contractor Frank Haslam Milan, part of Keepmoat, on beh...

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