£1.6m homes scheme for social market

New build to help overcome high cost of home ownership

Work has begun on the construction of a new 1.6 million social homes programme in Peterborough. DevelopersLindumarebuilding 16 “affordable” homes at Park Lane, Eastfield, for city housing association Cross Keys Homes.

The development will take a year to complete and involves the construction of 12 affordable rented homes and four shared ownership properties.

Cross Keys Homes’ chief executive, Claire Higgins, said: “We are very pleased to be working to develop this public land into much need- ed affordable homes, specifically for local people.”

Mick Papworth, managing director of Lindum in Peterborough, said: “As a local business employing lo- cal people it is pleasing to be building these much needed new homes for people in our own community.”

Cross Keys Homes’ executive director of development andsales, DavidKeeling, said: “With the high cost of home ownership, in many cases with stand still salaries, truly affordable homes are needed more than ever before.” Although it is sad to think about couples who have been married for a long time separating and divorcing, a lot of solicitors are now finding that they have many more elderly clients in this situation.

Whatever your age the divorce process is the same.

As well as dealing with the divorce, the finances will also need to be considered.

It is possible to look at and arrangeforanypensionprovisions to be shared.

Experienced family solicitors are used to dealing with these matters and will expertly guide you through the process.

If you find the prospect of divorce terrifying or are not sure how you will cope emotionally, there are divorce coaches who prepare people emotionallyandcanguideyou through the divorce process.

The first turf is turned as work starts on a £1.6 million homes development in Peterborough.