Lord Mayor hands over keys to couple's dream home

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

A couple’s dream of owning their own home became a reality last week when The Lord Mayor of Bradford, Councillor Dale Smith, handed them their first set of keys. Mark Boucher (26) and Jenny Wilson (24) were given the keys to their first home at Keepmoat’s Victoria Gardens development in Woodend Crescent, Shipley which will consist of 136 two and three bedroom homes when completed. The development, in partnership with the Bradford-based social housing group, Incommunities, will include 2...

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