Gloucester City Homes

Gloucester City Homes (GCH) has purchased land in Longford as part of plans to deliver 17 brand-new, energy-efficient social rent homes in the village of Longford, just two miles from Gloucester city centre. The development, in partnership with Cape Homes and supported by funding from Homes England’s Affordable Housing Programme will be developed in partnership […]

In partnership with Gloucester City Homes, Aqua Construction was asked to source a building that was capable of conversion into a dwelling to support homeless young people at risk of rough sleeping and staff. With help from the team at Ash Chartered Surveyors, Aqua secured the vacant, virtually derelict Hewmar House, just off London Road,

Marking its 10th anniversary, Gloucester City Homes (GCH) today launches its ambitious five-year strategy setting out a vision to enhance housing, strengthen communities, and empower customers across the city. www.gch.co.uk/strategic-plan With approximately 9% of Gloucester’s population living in a GCH home, the housing association plays a pivotal role in shaping the city’s future. Its new

GCH will improve the energy efficiency of 299 more homes, adding to the 170 homes improved between 2022 and 2024. The programme, worth £5 million, has been boosted by government grants worth £2.2 million. It will enable GCH to deliver warmer, healthier and energy efficient homes. This will help to tackle fuel poverty, improve customers’

Gloucester City Homes (GCH) has been nationally recognised for its vital role in tackling illegal money lending and supporting vulnerable residents. By partnering with the England Illegal Money Lending Team (IMLT), GCH has shown its commitment to safeguarding communities from the dangers of loan sharks. Illegal money lending preys on the most vulnerable, with lenders