We are working with L&Q to build the first LGBT co-housing scheme in the UK

Comment30.07.20by Amanda Girling-Budd

L&Q is using its financial muscle and development expertise to help us bring forward a pioneering housing scheme for the LGBT community, writes Amanda Girling-Budd

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