Euan Kellie Property Solutions Becomes CyanLines Founding Partner

We are delighted to announce that Euan Kellie Property Solutions has become an official Founding Partner of CyanLines, an ambitious initiative helping to create a more connected, accessible and sustainable Greater Manchester.

CyanLines is developing a growing network of walking and cycling routes that connect rivers, canals, parks, neighbourhoods and public spaces across the city region. By strengthening links between communities and encouraging active travel, the programme aims to make it easier for people to enjoy Greater Manchester's green and blue spaces while supporting healthier lifestyles and a more sustainable future.

At Euan Kellie Property Solutions, we understand that successful development is about far more than buildings. Well-designed places should enhance accessibility, connect people with their surroundings and contribute positively to the communities they serve. Becoming part of the CyanLines partnership reflects our commitment to supporting initiatives that strengthen the built environment and deliver lasting social and environmental value.

The CyanLines partnership brings together organisations from the public, private and voluntary sectors, all working towards a shared vision of creating better everyday journeys and stronger connections between neighbourhoods. We are proud to join this collaborative network and look forward to supporting projects that encourage active travel, improve access to local amenities and celebrate Greater Manchester's unique landscapes and waterways.

As our work continues across the region, we remain committed to promoting development that places people, sustainability and long-term community benefit at its heart. Partnering with CyanLines marks another step in that journey, and we are excited to play our part in helping shape a greener, healthier and better-connected Greater Manchester.

Euan Kellie, Director at Euan Kellie Property Solutions, said:

"We're proud to become a CyanLines Founding Partner and support a programme that shares many of our values. Creating great places isn't just about the buildings themselves; it's about how people experience them, how they connect with their communities and the positive legacy we can leave for future generations. We look forward to working alongside the CyanLines partnership to help promote more connected, accessible and sustainable places across Greater Manchester."

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