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Deb Hoskin, from Millbrook in Cornwall, has recently been shortlisted for an Unlock Net Zero national award for steps she has taken to look after the environment in her local community. Through the charity she set up in 2012, Deb has partnered with us to spearhead a number of volunteering projects

We have published how well we performed for customers from April to June 2023. We measure our performance in a number of areas across the services we provide, including repairs, health and safety, and quality of customer service. It is important to us to understand how satisfied our customers are

We are delighted to have recently helped Agnieszka Wojciechowska and her family move into a new energy-efficient home in Yeovil. Agnieszka and her family had lived in the area for 12 years, and needed to find somewhere bigger to move to. They found our Cherry Pie Meadow development, which she has

We recently helped a Devon primary school to get new books from following a fire on its premises. Lamerton C of E Primary School, near Tavistock, suffered from a fire earlier this year which caused extensive smoke damage to the school site including damage to the books in the library. The school

Enjoying the outside spaces of where you live is a huge part of feeling connected to your community and having pride in your home. A part of helping this to happen is the grounds maintenance you receive, which includes grass in shared spaces being cut regularly, the maintenance of hedges, shrubs and

We recently helped Agnieszka Smolinska and her family step onto the property ladder through a shared ownership home at our affordable development in Wellington. After having rented for many years, Agnieszka and her family wanted to find a permanent home in the area close to family. When shared

Composting transforms your kitchen and garden waste into nutrient rich food for the plants in your garden. Creating compost is easy and inexpensive and helps the environment by reducing the amount of waste you send to landfill, and by providing a natural alternative to chemical fertilisers. Did you

To save water in your garden, you can: Think about getting a water butt. You will then be able to use rainwater instead of tap water to water plants. Use grey water from your bath or shower to water your plants. To do this you could use a water diverter which diverts water from your bath or shower