Stornoway community benefits from HHP development
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A childcare centre in Stornoway gained a new addition to its play area as part of the recent completion of new homes for Hebridean Housing Partnership (HHP).
Fiona Macleod, Childcare Centre manager, and Norman Macleod, HHP’s chair
Stornoway Lewis Builders designed and built a wooden tunnel for Stornoway Childcare Centre under HHP’s community benefits requirements within building contracts.
The work follows the completion of the new Langley Apartments on Stag Road.
HHP’s chairman Norman Macleod said: “The 12 apartments on Stag Road have benefitted the local community greatly and we are again pleased to see our local contractors making a positive contribution to the lives our young people in enhancing the play area at the Stornoway Childcare Centre. We hope this tunnel is something which children that attend the Childcare Centre presently and in the future will make great use of.”
Norman Macleod with Child Care Centre staff Chrisma Macmillan and Anna Macleod alongside some of the Centre’s children
The Childcare Centre gratefully received the donation and it has become a prominent feature within its play area.
Childcare Centre manager Fiona Macleod added: “We are really pleased with the tunnel that has been made for us by Lewis Builders and would like to extend our thanks to them for this. We have a wide age range that attend the nursery, and this is something which all the children can use and are benefiting from.”
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