Supported housing to be created on former depot sight
- 30 Jun
Supported living housing will be created on a former coach depot in the West End of Morecambe.
21 self-contained one bedroom apartments with on-site warden accommodation will be created on the former repairs workshop for Frontierland, for people with disabilities, report The Visitor.
Coun Darren Cliffod spoke at Monday’s city council planning meeting, saying the plans were welcome and would replace “an eyesore” as well as providing up to 20 jobs.
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