Housing associations plan for site restarts

By Joey Gardiner2020-05-07T09:54:00

Several planning a May return but biggest developer L&Q gives no timetable

Several of the UK’s biggest developing housing associations are planning a cautious re-opening of construction sites during May, many at a timetable some way behind the largest housebuilders.

While many associations, such as Clarion and Peabody, are leaving the decision to press ahead or not with projects to their contractors or developer partners, those with their own construction divisions, such as L&Q, A2 Dominion and Orbit, are taking radically different approaches.

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