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CKH’s Development Officer, Hollie Nightingale, officially taking handover from Barratt David Wilson’s Site Manager, Richard Marriott together with CKH Sales Executive, Anj Dawson and Gateley Built Environment’s Senior Clerk of Works, Mike Gallucci.

New affordable homes opened in Peterborough

The boarded up Bretton Centre in Peterborough

Peterborough MP urges more speed on sale of eyesore Bretton Court

The garages on Hallfields Lane, Gunthorpe.

New car park to be created from demolition of garages

The mostly boarded up Bretton Court in Peterborough

Sale of 'eyesore' Bretton Court in talks phase despite vote to sell

Claire Higgins, chief executive of Cross Keys Homes in Peterborough

Cross Keys Homes secures £36.500 to help young people into workplace

The boarded up Bretton Court in Peterborough

New agreement paves way for transformation of 'eyesore' Bretton Court

Bretton Court in Peterborough

Sale of Peterborough's Bretton Court to pave the way for area's transformation

The award-winning Indigo apartments block in Peterborough

Indigo apartments block wins award for innovative way it was built

Bretton Court in Peterborough could soon be sold to a developer

Peterborough 'eyesore' Bretton Court set to be sold to developer

Resident Louise Jonker presented a gift by Cross Keys Homes and Seagate Homes.

£300k funding brings new affordable homes for Peterborough

A sale deal for Bretton Court in Peterborough could soon be agreed.

Sale deal for 'eyesore' Bretton Court in Peterborough moves closer to completion

The ground breaking ceremony at Stilton, near Peterborough.

Building work begins on £19 million homes construction near Peterborough

Cross Keys Homes head office in Shrewsbury Avenue, Peterborough

New venture launched to help youngsters leaving care live independently

The Laxton Square gardens at Northminster, Peterborough

Sale of public open area set to pave the way to end dispute over Bretton Court

Bretton Court at Bretton Centre, Peterborough

MP calls for immediate talks to resolve future of 'eyesore' Bretton Court

Broken boardings and graffiti scar the outside of the Bretton Centre in Peterborough

IN PICTURES: The eyesore that confronts resident living near Bretton Court
Our pictures reveal the eyesore that daily confronts people living near the derelict Bretton Centre in Peterborough.
Paul Grinnell

The Bretton Centre in Peterborough is at the centre of an ownership dispute. Inset, Councillor Richard Strangward

Councillor criticises ownership row that has left residents with eyesore

Bretton Court at Bretton Centre

Call for action to end building ownership dispute and clear eyesore

Santa, the Grinch and friends visit the Ortons!

Santa and his sleigh bring joy to Peterborough communities

The team behind last year's run

Santa Claus is bringing festive joy to Orton TONIGHT in memory of loved resident

Winning young people receive their award, along with Gemma Book, Director of Operations at Cross Keys Homes, and City of Peterborough Academy teachers Mr Andy Hunneyball and Miss Beatrice Zaluska.

Peterborough pupils get to take on challenges of life on the high seas

The Indigo apartments in Northminster, Peterborough, owned by Cross Keys Homes., Inset, Claire Higgins, chief executive of Cross Keys Homes

Cross Keys Homes agrees £25 million a year repairs deal with maintenance firm

Cross Keys Homes Head Office on Shrewsbury Avenue

127 new homes affordable homes created in new development

Cross Keys Homes in Shrewsbury Avenue, Woodston, Peterborough

Peterborough's Cross Keys Homes launches new initiative to help people into work

Cross Keys Homes’ Assistant Director of Development, Nigel Lomax, and Development Manager, Jack Bass, were welcomed to the site by Persimmon Homes’ Land Director, Michelle Jeffrey, and Site Manager, Dan Winterton, to officially complete the handover.

New affordable homes development is handed over to Cross Keys Homes

A jobs fair will be held on September 23.

Scores of jobs available at Peterborough Jobs Fair

Laxton Square. Photo: Toby Wood.

Why Laxton Square is still an 'overgrown mess'
Cross Keys Homes has said that it will take action to maintain the currently overgrown plants at Laxton Square in Peterborough city centre.
Ben Jones

Cross Keys Homes' assistant director of development, Nigel Lomax, was joined on site by CKH's Development Manager, Jack Bass, together with Seagate Homes’ Managing Director, Adam Murfet, and Technical Director, Lee Russell, and Technical Coordinator, David Laidler.

Ceremony gets construction work underway on £1million homes development

The landmark Indigo apartments in Cattle Market Road, Northminster, Peterborough.

Double accolade for landmark £70 million Indigo apartments complex

Peterborough-based Cross Keys Homes, which built the Indigo apartments, has been named among the top 50 house builders. Inset, Claire Higgins, chief executive of Cross Keys Homes.

Cross Keys Homes is named among top 50 housebuilders

From left, Burmor’s Site Manager, Andy Squance, Cross Keys Homes’ home ownership and lettings manager, Peter Howard, Gavin’s two children and partner, resident Gavin Stewart, Cross Keys Homes’ development manager, Mark Browning and Burmor’s Senior Quantity Surveyor, Connor Hare.

26 ‘affordable homes’ built in Stanground

Cross Keys Homes, owner of the Indigo apartments in Northminster, Peterboroujgh, has achieved highest possible rating from regulator to the delight of the social housing association's chief executive Claire Higgins, inset.

Cross Keys Homes achieves highest rating from regulator

From left, Cross Keys Homes' home ownership & lettings manager, Peter Howard with the first resident of Cornflower House, Mary Webster, and Cross Keys Homes' assistant director of housing needs, Ali Manji.

Double celebration for first resident at landmark apartments complex

Peterborough City Council

'Disappointing' council housing venture only provided 94 homes, says councillor

An artists impression of the new building at Bretton Court.

Council set to sell its stake in housing provider

The Indigo apartments development in Northminster, Peterborough

Milestone for Peterborough’s £70 million Indigo apartments

From left, CKH Assistant Director of Operations, Gemma Cook, CKH Development Manager, Jack Bass, Hollie Gasson and Luke White with Burmor’s Site Manager, Mark Turnbull and Burmor’s Assistant Business Manager, Jack Wycherley.

30 new affordable homes built in Crowland

Dipti and Sourav Sharma enjoy cathedral views from the balcony of their new apartment at Indigo in Northminster, Peterborough

Couple’s arrival is milestone for new living venture

From left, Kayleigh Harbison, owner Cathy Braithwaite, Kerry Peters and Filipa Goncalves

Chips aren’t cheap anymore, says battling fish parlour owner

Elizabeth and Rockie with Shamgar.

First baby arrives at city’s new landmark apartments

James is the 65th resident to move into the Indigo apartments in Northminster, Peterborough

Landmark flats half-full as 65th tenant moves in

From left, Yasmin Hared, LSH Residential's Portfolio Manager for Indigo together with residents Rockie and Elizabeth, Jabeen, Amalnath and Kalyani, and Kulsum Patel, Team Leader for Leasing Services at LSH Residential.

40 tenants make home in new Indigo flats

Views from the balconies of the Indigo apartments in Cattle Market Road, Northminster, Peterborough.

IN PICTURES: Rooftop views over city from Indigo apartments

Students from Jack Hunt School learn life skills on Tall Ship adventure

Peterborough school students set sail on unforgettable Tall Ships Voyage

New tenant Natasha Martin receives her keys to her home at the Indigo apartments in Northminster, Peterborough, from Cross Keys Homes, Assistant Director of Housing Needs, Ali Manji.

First tenants get keys to landmark apartments

From left, CKH Assistant Director of Housing Needs Ali Manji, Regional Director – LSH Residential Robin Harris, Building Manager – LSH Residential James Patterson, Divisional Director Drees & Sommer UK, Stuart Carter together with CKH Technical Director Gary Clarke being presented the keys from Willmott Dixon’s Senior Operations Manager Chris Warren.

Celebrations as apartments development reaches milestone

The lounge in a three bedroom flat at the new Cross Keys Homes Indigo apartments development at Northminster, Peterborough

WATCH: Take a look inside the first flats in Northminster

The number of people claiming unemployment related Universal Credit in Peterborough has risen by 24 per cent over the year, according to new figures.

Employers at Jobs Fair will offer hundreds of vacancies

Inside one of the show flats that will be open soon in the new Indigo building in Peterborough - owned by Cross Keys Homes

IN PICTURES: First look at new city centre apartments

Concern is growing at the number of young people in Peterborough searching for work

Worry at growth in youth unemployment in city

An section of the exterior nears completion at the Indigo Northminster development in Peterborough

Landmark building takes shape

Peter Shears, 94, says Lapwing Apartments has given him a 'second chilchood'

'It's like a second childhood': Extra care home offers new lease of life

Senior care worker Val Dirienzo (left) with Gerardine Church, extra care manager at Kingfisher Court.

Cross Keys Care home wins prestigious national care award

From left, holding the Indigo sign board are Cross Keys Homes' chief executive Claire Higgins, CKH Group Board Chair Shelagh Grant, Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority Deputy Mayor Cllr Anna Smith and Willmott Dixon’s Director Dan Doyle.

Milestone for £70 million apartments development

Bretton Court.

Plans for 'ASB hotspot' to become flats approved