The 12-home development at Sanquhar will consist of five 1-bed bungalows, five 2-bed bungalows and two 2-bed disabled bungalows. This relationship is something we are committed to continuing, not only with the council but with the wider community who will benefit from this development. We look forward to starting work on this affordable housing project with the support of our delivery partner, Ashleigh (Scotland) Ltd and the local supply chain partners."

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