New Apprentices Start Careers in Hull
We are pleased to have appointed our first two apprentices as part of the Ings Regeneration project in Hull. Ryan Cook, 22, and Harry Hudson, 17, both live in the local area and have been recruited as construction apprentices for this major regeneration scheme. Compendium Living has worked with the Council’s training provider, Hull Training, to provide the two-year Modern...
Date: 13/03/2015 Tags: apprentices, hull
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Work Begins in Hull
Compendium Living has begun work as the Lead Developer Partner for Hull City Council, on the regeneration of the Ings area of Hull. We were delighted to be celebrating the start on site of the first development of this project in Hull on 29th January, along with our partners Hull City Council and Chevin Housing Association. The first development, on...
Date: 09/02/2015
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Compendium Sponsors Freedom Festival
For the second year running, Compendium Living is one of the sponsors of the Freedom Festival in Hull, taking place on 5th-7th September 2014. This annual arts and music event celebrates Hull's links with the abolition of slavery in the British Empire, through the pioneering work of Hull-born MP William Wilberforce. This year the event will also celebrate the life...
Date: 23/07/2014
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Castleward Show Home Opening Soon!
Our Marketing Suite and Show Home at the Castleward regeneration project in Derby will open on the weekend of 19th and 20th July. We have already taken 13 reservations off-plan on this scheme, and expect that the opening of the Show Homes will only increase sales on this popular urban city-living development.
Date: 07/07/2014
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Off-plan sales success in Derby
Phase 1 of our Castleward development in Derby city centre is now well underway, and the new Show Home and Marketing Suite are due to open in June. However, despite none of the homes being completed yet, interest in the scheme has been high and we have already taken 11 sales reservations off-plan.
Date: 12/05/2014
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Compendium Chosen for Hull Regeneration Scheme
We are delighted to announce that Compendium Living has been appointed by Hull City Council as Developer Partner for the regeneration of the Ings area of Hull. We will be working with the council on plans and designs for 770 new quality homes that will transform the area into an ‘urban village’ and create a more attractive, safe and popular...
Date: 11/07/2013
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Compendium Coming to Sandwell
Compendium Living are delighted that Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council has chosen us to build over 230 new homes in the Harvills Hawthorn area of Wednesbury. This contract forms part of Sandwell's plan to build 768 new homes across the borough by 2015, with funding from the Homes & Communities Agency (HCA). We will be providing a range of high quality,...
Date: 08/10/2012
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Compendium Wins WhatHouse? Award
Compendium are delighted to announce that our Weston Heights regeneration development in Stoke-on-Trent has won an award at the 2011 'WhatHouse?' awards. The WhatHouse? Awards have been running for 30 years and are the most prestigious and longest established awards event for New Homes, house-builders and developers. The mixed-tenure Weston Heights scheme won Bronze in the 'Best Partnership Scheme' category,...
Date: 23/11/2011
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£100m deal signed in Derby
Compendium Living has signed a deal worth £100m with Derby City Council, signalling the start of a major transformation of the Castleward area of the city. The project will provide a new and vibrant link between Derby Midland Station and the Westfield shopping centre. Compendium Living will develop some 30 acres of existing industrial and amenity space in the Castleward...
Date: 01/11/2011
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Castleward Urban Village, Derby
Compendium Living is delighted to have been chosen as Derby City Council's preferred development partner for the prestigious £108 million Castleward Urban Village regeneration scheme in Derby. The scheme is expected to take over 10 years, and will transform a 30-acre brownfield area of the city into a sustainable community of approximately 800 new homes (including affordable housing), a school,...
Date: 10/03/2011
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