Glenman Corporation welcomes Housing Minister Esther McVey to Edward Foster Court
Glenman Corporation welcomes housing minister Esther McVey to Edward Foster Court to celebrate 100 years of social housing in Britain.
Celebrating 100 Years Of Social Housing
Glenman Corporation recently had the opportunity to welcome the new Housing Minister Esther McVey and Housing Councillor Kim Caddy from Wandsworth Council to Edward Foster Court (formerly Tidbury Court). It was recently renamed in honour of Edward Foster, the World War I Victoria Cross recipient.
The Minister was there to see the new build apartments but also to celebrate the centenary of the Addison Act and 100 years of social housing introduced by the British Parliament in 1919 after the war.
Edward Foster Court, social housing in Battersea UK.
This is one of our three concurrent developments in Battersea comprising 57 units for social housing. As the building contractor on these projects, Glenman Corporation are proud to be a part of this vital social housing tradition.
Edward Foster Court kitchen interior. Built by Glenman Corporation UK
Living room at Edward Foster Court. The quality of Social Housing has come a long way since the Addison Act of 1919.
Brendan Reynolds, Glenman Corporation’s pre-construction director, Housing Minister Esther McVey and Wandsworth Housing Councillor Kim Caddy.
Interior at Edward Foster Court in Battersea.
Bathroom in Edward Foster Court apartments in Battersea.
Edward Foster Court social housing for the community in Battersea.
Glenman Corporation are proud to be a part of the vital tradition of building social housing in Britain.
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