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Johnnie Johnson Housing has secured £30million in long-term funding from Warrington Borough Council.The council has been providing loan facilities to housing associations (HAs) to stimulate housing development in Warrington and the surrounding area since 2009.

The Old Palace was today transferred to Cartrefi Cymynedol, Gwynedd Cyf, a housing association based in Bangor, north Wales. 

Theresa May announced yesterday that the LHA (Local Housing Allowance Cap), which was due to be implemented in April 2019 to social housing including supported housing, will not go ahead.

The Rose Dale development consists of six, two bedroom homes.  There are three properties are for sale on a shared ownership basis with the remaining three properties available through social rent via 50% nomination at Stockport Council.

We hope Voices will give us a platform to enable us to listen, talk and share your stories and our updates to improve communication across the whole of Johnnie Johnson Housing.

Lynne was widowed 6 years ago after the loss of her husband Roy and moved into Derwent Court in Lancaster in August 2013.

Suffering with multiple joint arthritis and a raft of other medical problems. Lynne underwent knee replacement surgery in 2013, so needed to be on a level with no stairs. As her family all live away from the area, Lynne made the decision with the support of her daughter to move from the large family home; however, it was important to stay in the local area as Lynne also cares for her elderly Aunt. Being well connected to the motorway links was also a benefit, so she is able to visit her mother and sister in Scotland as often as she can.

In March we ran a series of local meetings in the North East to update residents on the new regional team.

More than 160 customers attended our ‘roadshows’ and we had some brilliant conversations about what you want from JJH. We have produced a frequently asked questions document  NE Roadshow FAQ Document .pdf [pdf] 342KB as a result of the discussions that took place.