Bungalow Reconstruction and Support for Long-Term Residents

The bungalows that where converted from agricultural buildings many years ago at Manor Farm do not meet standards for modern day living, necessitating their reconstruction. Among the residents affected is Penny, who has lived at the farm for 15 years. To address this situation and ensure that long-term residents are not displaced, a plan has been developed:

• Cow shed Reconstruction: The existing bungalows will be rebuilt to meet modern day living standards. This reconstruction process is essential to bring the structures up modern building regs and ensure the long-term viability of the residences, this shows our commitment to our residents and the community.

• Temporary Accommodation: During the period when the garages are being rebuilt, log cabins on the property will be utilized for temporary accommodation. This temporary housing solution ensures that residents will have a place to stay while the construction work takes place, preventing homelessness and maintaining continuity for these residents.

• Supportive Approach: The decision to provide temporary accommodation underscores a compassionate and supportive approach to the needs of long-term residents. It reflects a commitment to their well-being and minimizes disruption during the reconstruction process.

This plan demonstrates a holistic approach to property management, encompassing responsible development, regulatory compliance, and a consideration for the well-being and housing security of Manor Farm's residents.