A quick check to help keep your home safe
Electrical faults are one of the most common causes of house fires - letting us in to carry out regular electrical safety checks helps us spot problems early and reduce the risk of harm.
Electrical faults are one of the most common causes of house fires - letting us in to carry out regular electrical safety checks helps us spot problems early and reduce the risk of harm.
In the hot seat this time was Chief Operating Officer, Julie Evans, and our Head of Customer Accounts, Sarah Rogers. Catch-up with the session here.
The impact of rising food and energy costs is putting pressure on many households, and it can affect anyone. If you’re finding things difficult right now, there’s support available in your community.
When it comes to cleaning the shared indoor spaces in our estates, the products we use are designed to be effective without being harsh. They are tough on dirt, odours and bacteria, but gentle on surfaces and everyday use areas.
Residents in Bishopsworth are now benefitting from a transformed communal bin store, following a major upgrade designed to tackle issues with waste, fly tipping and pest control.
New customer contact team hours from 5 May - Monday to Friday, 8am to 6pm
If you’ve got any issues or questions you want to put to our senior team, live and direct, here’s your chance.
A Bath-based charity are on a mission to bring people together to share, repair, reuse, and learn across B&NES and beyond. Curo is delighted to support the charity’s new ‘lending lockers’ at Mulberry Park Hub. These are the first of its kind in the South West.
For the last few years, Curo has worked with local charity More Trees to improve our estates green spaces, by creating homes and food for wildlife, as well as places for the community to enjoy.
Over the past 12 months, our Resident Engagement team — Hannah and Neil — have been out across our communities, meeting customers, listening to concerns and offering support. In that time, they’ve completed 82 Community Catch Ups and spoken with 915 households.