FairhamLife: Fairham partners with Nottingham Express Transit (NET)

Fairham partner with Nottingham Express Transit (NET) to provide two complimentary, one-year tram passes for the first 500 people who secure a home at Fairham

Clowes Developments and Homes England, who are responsible for delivering Nottingham’s brand-new neighbourhood Fairham, have partnered with Nottingham Express Transit (NET) to provide two complimentary, one-year tram passes for the first 500 people who secure a home at Fairham.

New Fairham homeowners will be given two free passes per household which they can use to access free travel across NET’s tram network.

NET, which runs Nottingham’s tram service, offers a sustainable, convenient and affordable way to travel through Nottingham and the surrounding areas, with trams running from every seven minutes, seven days a week and 364 days a year.

Nottingham’s extensive tram network covers many of the region’s key towns and suburbs, with quick access to Nottingham Trent University, the University of Nottingham and Nottingham College. It also has a number of stops across the city centre, for easy access to all the city has to offer, including a wide range of places to eat, drink and shop.

Clifton South Park and Ride is located within a few minutes’ walk from the proposed Neighbourhood Centre at Fairham, and users can reach Nottingham City Centre by tram in just 22 minutes.

Andrew Conroy, chief operating officer at Tramlink commented,

With strong principles such as sustainability and community, we at NET echo the same values seen throughout the Fairham project. We’re thrilled to work with Clowes and Homes England on this unique travel partnership as they welcome their first residents to this exciting new neighbourhood.

Good travel links are important to everyone when choosing where to live, and with our Clifton Park and Ride so conveniently located, Fairham has met that need perfectly. Our goal is to help people get around Nottingham so they can enjoy everything that our city has to offer, and the new free tram fare offer will allow new homeowners the chance to do just that.

House builders, Countryside Homes with their development, Alvaredus, and Redrow with their development, Dovecot Grange, are the first two residential developers to benefit from this partnership offering the first 250 occupiers at Fairham two complimentary, one year Nottingham tram passes per household.

Lee Parry, Managing Director, North East Midlands at Vistry, which is developing Alvaredus under its Countryside Homes brand, said,

Alvaredus, our development at Fairham, provides a great mix of high-quality new homes, combining a green setting with proximity to the city centre, as well as a number of on-site amenities as part of the wider masterplan. This free tram pass offer adds to Fairham’s appeal as an exciting place to live, encouraging new residents to explore the local area and enjoy all that it has to offer.

Ryan O’Sullivan, Sales Director for Redrow East Midlands, added:

We’re delighted to team up with NET for this fantastic initiative as we bring 93 new Eco Electric generation homes to Fairham at our Dovecote Grange development. We anticipate that these homes will be incredibly popular, with lots of people looking to live in such a vibrant new community with positive prospects for the local area. The free tram pass offer will help residents make the most of their new homes and regularly enjoy an easy commute into the city centre.

Due to bring thousands of new homes, jobs and opportunities to Nottingham, Fairham will be the East Midlands’ most significant mixed-use development. The 606-acre site on the southern edge of the city boasts world-class connectivity and will become the region’s prime commercial and residential destination. The scheme will help provide new employment opportunities across the region as well as assisting Rushcliffe Borough Council in meeting its new homes target of 13,500 dwellings by 2030.

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