Button Factory Development given the go ahead

Our plans for the Button Factory site in Porth have been approved by RCT planning, meaning we can now turn this unused land into much needed social housing.

The historic Button Factory provided jobs and a sense of community for past generations in the area. Now, thanks to the support of our partners, we can transform this abandoned site into sustainable, safe and welcoming homes for current and future generations.

The redevelopment of the site will deliver 10 new energy efficient homes that will cost tenants less to keep warm, while also helping them produce less carbon emissions. The site will include 4 x 1 bedroom walk up flats, 6 x 2-bedroom houses.

As with other recent development plans, the mix of flats and houses are a response to the changing demand for social housing in RCT.

With the cost of living and rising prices in the private rental market, we’re seeing people from all walks of life applying for social housing. With that increase there are also very different circumstances and needs that we have to try and meet along with other partners in the area. This means the homes we develop must be equally as diverse to cater to the increasing demand, while prioritising those with the most urgent need.

Do you have any memories of the button factory?

We want to capture and celebrate the unique history of this site while we look towards giving it a bright new future. Please share your stories with hello@trivallis.co.uk