Addison Park - local homes for local heroes

Entrant's Summary: In 1919, the so-called Addison Act received Royal Assent. It was a direct response to the nation’s demand for “homes fit for heroes” following the Great War. A century later, millions of us stood outside our houses to applaud modern-day heroes fighting on the frontline in a war against the Covid Pandemic. Sadly, many of the NHS and other Key Workers applauded in St Albans cannot afford houses of their own to stand outside. Addison Park is a direct response to their needs: 330 affordable houses, exclusively for Key Workers and discounted by a third against the market value.