Curo granted planning permission for 38 new flats in Bristol
Curo has been granted planning permission to build 38 new flats, entirely for social rent, in Lawrence Weston, Bristol.
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The Pantry is closed until further notice
The Pantry, Curo’s support service and foodbank, will be closed until further notice so that we can carry out repairs to the building.
Bath Area Play Project gets back on the road thanks to donation
Bath Area Play Project (BAPP) now has a new van to thanks to Bath-based housing association Curo, and Travis Perkins Managed Services.
Stay safe this Christmas
Christmas is a time for celebration, but fairy lights, trees, candles, and even cooking, can be potential hazards if you’re not careful.
Curo takes home six award wins in November
We’re thrilled to announce a series of award wins this month, recognising our work in regeneration, landscape design, and community-focused housing development.
New affordable homes
We’re happy to announce that we have received planning approval for a large new residential development in Keynsham, located along Bath Road. This project will deliver 208 homes designed with energy efficiency, community living, and sustainability in mind.
Christmas card competition
With four age categories, each winning designer gets £50 in Love2Shop vouchers, just in time for Christmas. Be as creative as you like. We’ll use our favourite designs for the official 2024 Curo Christmas cards.
Victor da Cunha responds to Budget
"This Budget signals a promising start from the Labour Government in supporting the construction of new affordable homes, and we’re encouraged to see housing recognised as a central part of their growth strategy."
Teaming up with the Police and Crime Commissioner to tackle ASB
Last week, we welcomed Clare Moody, Avon and Somerset Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) to the Maltings, for an in-depth discussion focused on her newly launched draft Police and Crime Plan.
Links with history
Fairfield House in Bath, once home to Haile Selassie, the Emperor of Ethiopia, holds both historical and spiritual significance. During Black History Month, we explore why one of Africa’s most influential leaders sought refuge in the South West of England and the lasting impact of his legacy on the local community, including his connection to the Rastafari movement.