COVID-19 UPDATE: We're now able to carry out non-emergency repairs - for the latest information and service status click here.
Join Beth and Becky from our Work Wise service for a chat about the many ways we can support you into new work or training, particularly if you've been affected by COVID-19.
This page has the latest information about our services during the coronavirus outbreak. During this difficult time, we’re doing all we can to meet the needs of our customers and our communities. We will update this information regularly.
Welcome to the very first of our #CuroHotTopics Zoom chats. Grab a cuppa while Sarah & Debbie from our Customer Accounts Team chat through what to do if you’re struggling with money or rent because of COVID-19.
The Government's Minister of Housing has published a letter to all social housing residents setting out the measures that are in place to support you during the next phase towards reopening society.
Show off your glorious garden or dazzling displays and see if you can win one of our great prizes. Whether you have a window box, hanging basket or giant garden, there's a category for everyone.
Annual gas safety check appointments are now available online through MyCuro. How does it work?When your next annual gas safety check is due you’ll receive a letter from us to let you the date the engineer will be visiting. If this isn’t a convenient date and time you can now head to MyCuro and book in a new date on the Home Safety page.
Has your job been impacted by COVID-19? Do you need help finding another job, changing career or retraining? Are you looking for some online training to do while at home? Our Work Wise team are ready to help across a wide range of issues relating to your employment or employability.
Curo’s housebuilding division is today re-opening construction sites across the West of England, in line with government instructions and the three-step plan to end the coronavirus lockdown unveiled on Sunday 10 May. Prime Minister Boris Johnson actively encouraged construction and manufacturing operations to resume while urging companies and workers to continue to observe physical distancing measures.
