Housing developer Larkfleet Homes – based in Bourne, Lincolnshire – has helped youngsters from across the East Midlands enjoy a two-day feast of football.

Larkfleet Homes has sold land to a specialist provider for the development of a care unit as part of the ‘continuing care retirement community’ (CCRC) which the company is creating in Oakham, Rutland. A 60-bed specialist care home will be developed over the next 12 months.

Buyers in the East Midlands are more likely than those anywhere else in the country to consider the running costs of a new home when they are house-hunting.

Larkfleet Homes has extended the closing date for its survey into house-buying.

Young gymnasts in Spalding will benefit from a better training environment after receiving a donation of £250 from Allison Homes, sister company of Larkfleet Homes, via the Larkfleet Homes Community Fund.

Two rival housing developers are working together to build and sell houses in the Nottinghamshire village of Collingham, near Newark.

The Larkfleet Homes Community Fund has donated £1,000 to assist a group of residents in Baston to purchase and install a defibrillator for the public to use in case of medical emergencies.

A summer fair in Gosberton (near Spalding, Lincolnshire) has received backing from Allison Homes – sister company of Larkfleet Homes – via the Larkfleet Homes Community Fund.”

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