Our Plan for Ribbleton
Ribbleton including Greenlands, Sion Hill, Grange and Trees Estate
Our community plans show how we will work with you to improve the places you live. Each plan is shaped by what matters most to you and reflects the priorities of your neighbourhood.
These plans are based on feedback from Shape Your Space events, pop-ups, surveys, day-to-day conversations, as well as what we see when we are out and about in your area.
Properties Overview
In the North and South Ribbleton areas, CGA owns approximately 1,070 properties including 255 flats, 20 bungalows, 785 2, 3 and 4 bed houses.
Neighbourhood Summary
- Top ASB issues: Domestic violence/abuse, harassment, noise and neighbour disputes
- Community Priority: Communal area maintenance, fly-tipping, motorcycle nuisance and dog fouling
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What makes Ribbleton a great place to live?
Friendly Community
There is a good sense of community, the people and neighbours are really friendly.
Location
There are lots of facilities nearby, including shops, a chippy and Ribbleton Library. There are good public transport links and footpaths in the area.
Billington Lodge
Billington Lodge is fantastic for the community. Everyone helps each other out, providing food and emergency support over bank holidays and weekends.
Green space
There is plenty of green space in the area, many homes have nice, maintained gardens.
Current Stage
Stage 1 - In-person Event
Shape Your Space in Ingol took place at The Intact Centre on 28th January from 5pm-7pm.
Stage 2 - Online Feedback
Don't worry if you couldn't make our in-person event, give us your ideas above before 11th February, 2026.
Stage 3 - Analysis
We analysed your feedback and ideas to inform the community projects that will take place in your neighbourhood
Stage 4 - Next Steps
We are now looking to deliver projects in your area, if you are interested in taking part please get in touch. .
What we have delivered in your area so far
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Read Full Post: Tackling Fly Tipping and Anti-Social Behaviour in North Ribbleton
Tackling Fly Tipping and Anti-Social Behaviour in North Ribbleton
While completing regular visits to the North Ribbleton area, our Tenancy Management Officers began to notice an increase in fly tipping. We were also getting reports from tenants in the area that they were facing anti-social behaviour issues.
What should we focus on?
Gated Grassed Area
Following feedback from tenants, we are looking at ways to make the gated grassed area on Sycamore Road a safe space for children to play. The space will remain secure, and we will look to involve tenants in helping to maintain the area so it can be enjoyed safely by the community.
Improving Green Spaces
Communal Spaces
Following feedback at the Shape Your Space event, we will be installing a secure gate and repairing surrounding fences to prevent climbing around the Grange estate, helping keep the area safe and well-maintained. The wooden gate installed currently has been repeatedly vandalised, allowing fly tipping and anti-social behaviour.
Dog fouling action and community clean-up
Following feedback at the Shape Your Space event, we will be running a dog fouling action day around the Grange estate and install a new dog foul bin.