Development launched

By Fiona Reid 10:33 AM, 10 Aug 2018

Development kicked off this week at the old Carrs Billington site in Annan.

And developers Cunninghame held an official launch on Wednesday, attended by council leader Dr Elaine Murray and Housing Minister Kevin Stewart, pictured.

The site will see 27 new two and three room houses built, with four being designed to meet the needs of wheelchair users. Dr Murray said: “We are very committed to helping town centres in the region. Cunninghame are not just landlords, they have a very people orientated approach.”

Full story and pictures in next week’s Annandale Observer

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