Alloa

Key Info

Contact Details

Telephone: 01259 722899
Fax: 01259 212728
Email: enquiries@ochilviewha.co.uk 

Opening Hours

Mon, Wed, Thurs, Fri: 9am - 5pm

Tues: 9am - 12.30pm 

Local Housing Officers

Marian Kelley

Christine Clark

Linda Ure

Alloa

Alloa is the largest settlement within Clackmannanshire and, together with Sauchie which is only a few miles away, Ochil View provides 420 homes in the town. Many of these are in smaller redevelopment sites within the town centre and have helped to reuse former industrial properties or land for housing.

Our stock in Alloa is managed by Linda Ure, Marian Kelley and Christine Clark.

Marian’s priority is to reduce anti-social behaviour in her Alloa and Sauchie estates at present however she will continue to regularly inspect her other estates and any issues should be reported to her.

Although there are no major issues in Christine’s Alloa estates at present, she will continue to work with The Braes & Banchory Residents Association and the residents in this area in an aim to improve gardens and reduce anti-social behaviour as priorities.

Linda’s Anti-social Behaviour and Estate Management Priorities over the next few months include:

1. Carrying out estate inspections.
2. Inspection of closes and bin store areas, particularly at Old Mill Lane, Oakley and St. Mungo’s Wynd, Alloa.
3. Dog fouling in communal areas at Burleigh Way, Alloa.

If you would like further information or wish to discuss any estate management issue please contact Tel:  01259 722899 or enquires@ochilviewha.co.uk

Investment Plans

Ochil View is investing almost £6m during 2011-20 12  on new build developments and improvement and repairs to our existing properties.

• £3.5M is progressing our developments at Todd’s Yard and Greygoran in Sauchie.  We expect these to be ready for letting in Spring 2012.

• £1.5M is funding bathroom, boiler, door and window replacements in our existing stock and external decoration.

• £1M is used to respond to repair requests

Our investment proposals for 2012 -2013 will be presented to our Committee and will include a continuation of our bathroom, kitchen, boiler, window and door replacements.  This work ensures that the Association’s stock meets the Scottish Housing Quality Standard. 

The Committee will consider whether the Association should continue to construct new houses during 2012 -13.