March 30, 2022
Some of our residents have been in touch asking about the possibility of helping Ukrainian refugees. We’ve set out some information in response to queries we’ve received, which we hope is helpful. Homes for...
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It’s that time of the year already, where we have published Havebury News Winter 2021! As the weather turns colder and Christmas is fast approaching we are so pleased to be able to share...
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We are aware of scams that are currently happening in the local area and more broadly in the UK. We want to protect our tenants, families in the local area and the wider community....
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Apprenticeship schemes are a useful tool for bringing new skills and talent into an organisation. Apprenticeships develop an individual, giving them the opportunity to...
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We are working on a development proposal to build 15 affordable homes on the land off Newmarket Road, Barton Mills. The development will comprise...
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Hoarding is considered a standalone mental health disorder, and had been since 2013. Hoarding disorder is different from the act of collecting. It is...
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Founder of The Howard Estate Green Hearts, John Chandler explained that tenants originally came together to create care packages for NHS staff during the...
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It’s that time of the year already, where we have published Havebury News Spring 2021! What a year 2021 has been so far. Lockdown...
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The aspiring artist, who asked to remain anonymous, began painting a couple of years ago to help with mental health problems. He said: “I...
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Last March, Reece Horide was facing the hardest 12 weeks of his life. The first national lockdown had begun, leaving the 33‐year‐old furloughed from...
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Here we tell you more about the census, why it’s important, how you can take part and all the other essential information you may...
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Children’s Mental Health Week is supported by Place2Be and this year’s theme is Express Yourself. HRH The Duchess of Cambridge is Place2Be’s royal patron...
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