Work has resumed on a £3.5 million project to build 18 new council houses at St Beya Gardens in Millport.
The project, which was delayed due to the coronavirus pandemic, will see the creation of amenity bungalows, general needs housing and wheelchair-accessible homes on the island.
The work is being undertaken by Ashleigh (Scotland) Ltd, who aim to ensure minimum disruption to surrounding residents during the work.
The company would like to reassure residents that all work will be carried out safely and in line with all guidelines relating
Councillor Jim Montgomerie, Cabinet Member for Green New Deal & Sustainability, said: ““We’re delighted that construction work can now safely resume.
“While it was disappointing that our plans had to be put temporarily on hold during the lockdown, I’m sure everyone understands why it was necessary.
“Now we can look forward to the homes taking shape ahead of families moving in next year.
“Our housebuilding programme is a key part of our ambitions for North Ayrshire, helping to regenerate towns and communities and giving our residents high quality accommodation.”
North Ayrshire Council is looking to build more than 1,500 new council homes in the next few years across the authority.
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