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Boost’s development of 38 purpose designed housing units at Lings Park in Weston Favell is nearing completion, marking an important milestone in West Northamptonshire Council's plans to provide high-quality accommodation for families and individuals facing homelessness. Cllr Charlie Hastie, Deputy Leader and Cabinet Member for Housing at West Northamptonshire Council, said: "As well as improving the quality of temporary accommodation available in West Northamptonshire, this scheme will help reduce our reliance on expensive emergency accommodation, allowing us to make better use of public funds while continuing to support residents facing housing challenges." Connect with Boost co-founders Giles Donovan (https://lnkd.in/dTaVDBZt) and Will Roberts (https://lnkd.in/dTd3uidk) to learn more about their innovative approach to the UK housing crisis.

Boost’s development of 38 purpose designed units at Lings Park in Weston Favell is nearing completion, marking an important milestone in West Northamptonshire Council's plans to provide high-quality accommodation for families and individuals facing homelessness. Designed specifically for temporary accommodation, the modular development will improve energy efficiency, reduce carbon emissions and lower long-term operating costs - generating significant savings for the Council while creating accommodation that better meets the needs of local families and individuals experiencing housing difficulties. Connect with Boost co-founders Giles Donovan (https://lnkd.in/dTaVDBZt) and Will Roberts (https://lnkd.in/dTd3uidk) to learn more about their innovative approach to the UK housing crisis.

Over the last month we have seen tangible progress being made on the ground as part of our project with West Northamptonshire Council. This drone footage captures the first units leaving the manufacturing base and beginning their journey to site - a great illustration of just how quickly and efficiently this type of temporary accommodation can be made, transported and deployed. By taking a modern, off-site approach to construction, we can significantly reduce the time between manufacture and occupation, while delivering high-quality homes where they are needed. A big thank you to everyone involved in making this happen.

Phase one of West Northamptonshire Council’s new temporary accommodation programme in Weston Favell, Northampton is underway, creating a purpose-built community which will provide residents with dignity, stability and security. Boost TA will deliver 38 high-quality modular homes at the Lings Park site by October, in a project which will reduce the financial pressures associated with expensive emergency accommodation and deliver significant annual operational savings and real long-term value for the local authority. Connect with co-founders Giles Donovan (https://lnkd.in/dTaVDBZt) and Will Roberts (https://lnkd.in/dTd3uidk) to learn more about their innovative approach to the UK housing crisis.

Construction is underway on the first phase of West Northamptonshire Council’s new temporary accommodation programme in Weston Favell, Northampton. Boost TA will deliver 38 modern two-bedroom apartments at the Lings Park site, alongside a community hub, children’s play area, a management office and laundry facilities. The modular units are purpose-designed, providing families with modern, energy-efficient homes that support a better quality of living, while delivering significant annual operational savings and real value for the local authority. Connect with co-founders Giles Donovan (https://lnkd.in/dTaVDBZt) and Will Roberts (https://lnkd.in/dTd3uidk) to learn more about how their groundbreaking solutions are meeting the escalating demand for temporary accommodation.

The first modular units have arrived in phase one of West Northamptonshire Council’s new temporary accommodation programme in Weston Favell, Northampton. Boost TA will deliver 38 purpose-built two-bedroom apartments at the Lings Park site, designed to reduce reliance on grid electricity, improve energy efficiency and lower long-term operating costs, while also raising the standard of accommodation for families and individuals facing homelessness. The scheme is the first of two developments being delivered by Boost for West Northamptonshire Council and represents a significant milestone in the company’s work with local authorities to provide enhanced temporary accommodation solutions. Connect with co-founders Giles Donovan (https://lnkd.in/dTaVDBZt) and Will Roberts (https://lnkd.in/dTd3uidk) to learn more about their innovative approach to the UK housing crisis.