Ancho tenants overwhelmingly approve Cairn transfer!

Exciting News for Ancho Tenants as Overwhelming ‘Yes’ Vote Secures Transfer to Cairn Housing Association

Breaking news in North Ayrshire’s social housing sector – Ancho tenants have spoken loud and clear with a resounding 92% in favour of transferring to Cairn Housing Association. This landmark decision marks a significant step forward in creating a more robust and effective housing association that will cater better to the needs of its residents.

The path to this momentous move began with the establishment of a commendable partnership between Ancho and Cairn back in 2018. While this collaboration brought about positive change, the time has come for the two organisations to combine their strengths and work as one cohesive unit.

What does this transfer mean for the tenants of Ancho? It signifies a wave of benefits, including substantial investments in homes, communities, and local services. These proposals were carefully crafted based on extensive engagement with tenants to ensure that Cairn is delivering precisely what matters most to the community.

Audrey Simpson, the chief executive of Cairn, expressed her delight at the outcome of the tenant vote, eagerly anticipating the integration of Ancho tenants into the Cairn family. She highlighted the transfer as an opportunity to build upon the solid foundation of their partnership, enhancing services, investing in properties, and continuously meeting the needs of tenants.

Angus Lamont, chair of Cairn’s board, echoed the sentiment of a new beginning for both organisations, emphasizing the potential for more efficient and focused services, tailored to the unique requirements of North Ayrshire residents.

Bill Findlay, chair of Ancho’s board, reinforced the positivity surrounding the transfer, noting how it represents a shift towards the benefits that tenants deserve while maintaining the crucial local services that are cherished by the community. The anticipation is high for the positive impact that this move will bring in the years to come.