Ministry of Defence accommodation

Army Basing Programme single living accommodation blocks (2016 tranche)

A housing portfolio for the Ministry of Defence, at Duke of Gloucester Barracks.

Defence Infrastructure Organisation operates the homes, and Ministry of Defence owns them. Public sources give 460 bedspaces. The register records the scheme as operational.

The Record

Site
Duke of Gloucester Barracks (South Cerney), Baker Barracks (Thorney Island), Dishforth Airfield, Keogh Barracks and other sites
Region
Several regions
Employer
Ministry of Defence
Owner
Ministry of Defence
Operator
Defence Infrastructure Organisation
Homes
460 bedspaces (rooms)
Status
Operational
Opened
2016
Agreement
Employer owned and managed
Employer support
None published
Confidence
Reported by the employer
Scale
Portfolio or programme: A group of properties or a programme without one site
Record
SCH-0208

Sources

Where the operator or the employer has a page, that page is the place to ask about homes and eligibility.

  1. Defence Infrastructure Organisation (Inside DIO blog): New accommodation for returning troops

What The Agreement Type Means

Employer owned and managed
No third party. Recorded in Schemes only.

How Sure We Are

Reported by the employer
The employer's website, board paper, accounts or FOI response.

Not Yet Listed With Keyworker.com

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Is Something Out Of Date?

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