Homes for Good
Residents in Portishead and surrounding areas are invited to a free Shared Ownership information event on Saturday 28 May to find out more about the scheme and how to access it, ahead of properties at the town’s Harbour Crescent development being released for sale by housing association Curo.
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Housing association Curo has announced its intention to demolish and redevelop a block of 44 maisonettes at Tintagel Close in Keynsham, following a prolonged period of consultation with residents of the estate.
Curo has been shortlisted for an award for our recent successes at helping young people into work through the Government’s Kickstart initiative. We are finalists in the Department for Work & Pensions (DWP) Exceptional Partnership Awards. The awards recognise employers who demonstrate great collaboration with the DWP, with effective engagement and positive…
Residents living in Curo sheltered housing provided will be celebrating The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee in style at three special events in Bath, Keynsham and Timsbury in May and June. The events are also open to anyone aged 60 or older living nearby, with tickets costing just £2 per person.
Last year (2021-22), the 331 customers who used our service were an average of £5,061 better off thanks to Passport to Housing.
West of England Metro Mayor, Dan Norris, visited a stunning park in Whiteway, Bath to see how No Mow May is giving wildlife a chance by allowing wildflowers to bloom, attracting bees and other vital pollinators.
Celebrate the Queen's Platinum Jubilee with music, food and good company at one of our three events.
We’re asking for Curo residents’ feedback to help plan our 2022 resident event. Please take part in our quick survey to tell us what you’d like to do, see, and learn more about, at this year's event. Green button – Take part in our quick survey Words under pic – What would you like to do, see, and learn more about, at our annual residents’ event?
Bristol City Council Cabinet Member for Housing Delivery and Homes, Councillor Tom Renhard, visited Curo’s Century Park and The Willows developments in Lawrence Weston to see the construction progress of 185 new homes for the city. More than half of the new homes currently being delivered by Curo across the two schemes will be much-needed affordable housing.
