A HOUSING association have postponed a kitchen renovation project due to tradesmen falling ill with Covid-19.
Contractor CCG who are delivering the work on behalf of Thenue Housing Association are experiencing "significant issues" as a result of staff self-isolating or contracting coronavirus.
Certain numbers of tradespeople are required to carry out the kitchen replacements to ensure tenants are not left without.
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The housing association have now taken the decision to postpone the kitchen replacements until the situation at the contractors improves.
They have reassured tenants that the company has not collapsed.
A statement from Tenue Housing Association said: "Thenue apologises for any inconvenience to tenants this may cause and can assure tenants the programme will re-start as soon as possible.
"CCG will continue to carry out new boiler installations in properties due new boilers only. The kitchen programme will re-start when CCG confirm they have resources to complete the contract."
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