2010 News Archive

Residents are at the heart of everything we do and you now have the chance to help shape the services you want in the future. Have your say now and you could win £150 of gift vouchers

Whether you are a keen photographer or just enjoy taking snaps, we want you to go out and about this summer and take pictures of the people and places that make up your neighbourhood

Christmas has come early for the residents of Ocean’s new homes in Poldory View & Villas, Carharrack

The World Cup has already kicked off at Ocean Housing with staff from across the world flying their flags from its headquarters in St Austell

This half term, Ocean residents stepped aboard Eden’s Big Green Bus to explore how they can have fun going green.

Cornish Construction company Gilbert & Goode has swept the board at the Considerate Constructors 2010 National Site Awards held in London.

Pupils from Crowan Primary School took part in a naming ceremony today for the new road that is part of a £ 1.7 million affordable housing development in Praze an Beeble.

Ocean Group Chairman, Mark Clare, arrived on a steam engine to open Ocean’s 500th new affordable home in Cornwall.

Gilbert & Goode gave 200 pupils from Indian Queens Primary school a special Eco Tour of the new affordable homes recently completed at Fraddon for Ocean Housing

Ocean Housing, with partners Cornwall Council, is aspiring to produce the most innovative homes for pensioners, with the lowest fuel bills in the country and some of the lowest carbon emissions achievable in new homes.

Eight young people from St Blazey have become Ocean’s first Junior Wardens. During their summer holidays they joined Ocean’s own community wardens, Michael and Kevin, as part of a trial project.

The Ocean Housing Group is breaking the current economic trend of job cuts by employing twelve apprentices across a wide range of trades, from traditional carpentry and construction to information technology and business administration.

Twelve members of Ocean staff put on their red lycra to cycle a gruelling 65 miles in some of the UK’s most demanding terrain on Dartmoor National Park