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Search the Public Notice PortalWork is finally set to restart after a development was left in limbo when the company behind it went bust.
Permission to knock down a vacant sheltered housing building in Long Elms, Abbots Langley, for a three-storey apartment block was granted in December 2021, with construction beginning shortly after.
It was meant to be complete by mid-2024, but instead the site has been locked down with 24/7 security for more than a year because the contractor working on it, Elements Europe, entered administration.
Armstrong House, Long Elms (Image: Contribution)
Watford Community Housing (WCH) has since been trying to appoint a new contractor and has now found one in Parrott Construction, which will carry out the next stage of the works.
Site surveys and a review of the project design, set to be called Armstrong House, will be required before it can be completed however.
Armstrong House, Long Elms (Image: Contribution)
Construction will apparently begin in the spring, depending on the outcome of the surveys, which will also allow for clarity on timescales for completion.
A WCH spokesperson added: “We remain committed to ensuring that the site is secure and well managed.”
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Long Elms residents had previously told the Observer “the local community are sick of it now”.
“Walking out of your front door and seeing dust and rubbish, it’s just a mess,” one neighbour said, as repeat break-ins were also highlighted.
“It’s not what you want to see.”
Armstrong House, Long Elms (Image: Contribution)
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