Work begins to turn derelict former site of King
Work begins to turn derelict former site of King's Arms into much-needed social housing
Labour Cllr Gail Harris, cabinet member for social housing, and Labour Mile Cross Cllr Vivien Thomas
Labour Cllr Gail Harris, cabinet member for social housing, and Labour Mile Cross Cllr Vivien Thomas
Work has begun to turn the derelict former site of the King’s Arms pub in Mile Cross into much-needed social housing.

This site was bought by the council through a compulsory purchase order last year. The homes here will be designed to a high environmental standard, using a ‘fabric first’ approach, to reduce energy use and minimise bills for future residents.

Cllr Gail Harris, Labour cabinet member for social housing, says:

“This project not only meets the council’s priorities of building and maintaining good-quality social housing to meet demand, but it also gives us the opportunity to repurpose and adapt a problem site into something positive for Norwich residents.

This is a great development for the city and adds to the city council’s growing housing stock. It also sends a strong message to private owners who fail to develop their assets, that the City Council will not stand by and allow land that could be put to good social use sit idle and be wasted. We will always seize every opportunity to build desperately-needed top quality homes for Norwich people in our city”

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