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iOS - Android This latest project to get underway forms part of our council house plans to deliver 5000 new homes by 2035, with 833 homes already complete, 339 under construction and a further 125 due to get underway this coming year.Cutting the sod was Councillor Heather Brannan-McVey, convener of housing and regeneration, who was joined by councillors Sophia Coyle, Alan Beveridge and Tommy Morgan, council officers and representatives from developer, Hadden Group.

landmark high-rises Jackson Court, Dunbeth Court and High Coats in the town are to be demolished in just over two years’ time, in the spring of 2023.Housing and regeneration convener Heather Brannan-McVey said: “Our tower re-provisioning programme will see visible and significant change to our skylines, and quality new housing being built for the people and families moving into these redeveloped sites.“The coronavirus pandemic has made things seem uncertain at the moment – but as we look towards

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Two sites in Wishaw and Motherwell have been identified for constructing new council homes.The site in King Street, Wishaw, will comprise of 16 new homes while a further 49 new homes are due to be constructed on the site of the former YMCA and Brandon Street, Motherwell.Councillor Heather Brannan-McVey, convener of the council’s Housing and Regeneration Committee, said: “These additional sites for new build