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Housing boost for Helmsdale


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New housing for village
New housing for village

Helmsdale has received a welcome boost with the news that funding has been made available to build affordable housing in the village.

It is thought to be the first time in around 40 years that the village is in line for affordable housing.

Highland Council, in partnership with the Highland Small Communities Housing Trust, has been granted £110,000 by the Scottish Government towards the construction of four two-bedroomed homes.

The funding has been awarded from the government’s Innovation and Investment Fund.

A site close to the Helmsdale Medical Practice at Rockview Place has been earmarked for the new housing.

News of the grant aid was broken at meeting of East Sutherland and Edderton Ward Forum, held in the village on Tuesday night.

Ward councillor Deirdre Mackay said: "This is really tremendous news for the village."


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