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Havebury Housing Partnership

Category: Tenants

The following section contains contains recent news for our current Havebury tenants.

Estate inspections 2024

Estate inspections 2024

Jan 5th 2024

We want you to enjoy living in a community that is safe, secure, and well-maintained. These are some of the reasons we carry out estate inspections in our neighbourhoods.

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Posted in: Community, Tenants

Community days 2023

Community days 2023

Jan 3rd 2024

Last year, we hosted four community days. These were a great opportunity for you to discuss where we could improve and what we were doing well. It was great some of our local community partners could join us.

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Posted in: Community, Tenants

Meet our domestic abuse champions

Meet our domestic abuse champions

Nov 20th 2023

In the spring 2023 edition of Havebury News, we set out how we were working to become Domestic Abuse Housing Alliance (DAHA) accredited. This is the only UK benchmark for how housing providers should respond to domestic abuse.

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Firework safety 2023

Firework safety 2023

Nov 1st 2023

Most of us love a firework display, and when they are run properly, they can be hugely enjoyable and safe. Why not help support your local community this year and go to an organised firework display instead of holding one at home.

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Posted in: Community, Tenants

An update on our grounds maintenance service

An update on our grounds maintenance service

Sep 29th 2023

As you’ll be aware, idverde has been our grounds maintenance contractor since 2019. It would be fair to say there have been some challenges with this contract in terms of the quality and the consistency of this being delivered well, which has been reflected in your feedback. 

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Posted in: General News, Tenants

Four Million Homes – Free webinars

Four Million Homes – Free webinars

Sep 27th 2023

Four Million Homes aims to empower social housing tenants to hold their landlords to account. They host free monthly webinars to tackle issues relevant to social housing. Their October session is about the Social Housing Regulation Act – Consumer Standards consultation.

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