Saturday, April 12, 2025

Deputy Mayor of Market Deeping breaks ground at brand-new development in the town

The Deputy Mayor of Market Deeping, Councillor Robert Broughton, and housebuilder Allison Homes East have officially marked the start of construction work on a brand-new development in the town.

Allison Homes East hosted a ground breaking ceremony on the site, where the Deputy Mayor of Market Deeping was able to meet with the construction team, receive a tour of the site and learn about the housebuilder’s plans for its future.

Alongside providing high-quality new homes, the housebuilder will be providing in excess of £650,000 worth of S106 contributions, which will go towards supporting the existing community and education services.

Adam Knight, Managing Director at Allison Homes East, said: “We are incredibly proud to have broken ground on our Beaufort Gardens development, and it was a pleasure to have the Deputy Mayor celebrate this achievement with us.

“Our former Market Deeping development, Beaufort Grange, was a huge success and we are very excited to be returning to the town and continuing our investment. At Allison Homes East we pride ourselves on delivering exceptional quality homes, creating places that are more than just bricks and mortar and instead communities where people can live and thrive. Now construction work is underway, we are looking forward to delivering these new homes to the highest standards.”

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