Homes for Good
More than 200 people visited an exhibition held by Curo last week to see the detailed proposals for the open space at Mulberry Park, which will be delivered as part of the housing development.
People living in Tintagel Close in Keynsham got together to show their appreciation for their neighbourhood by taking part in a community clear-up.
‘Century Park’ and ‘The Willows’ are today revealed as the new names for Curo’s developments in Lawrence Weston, Bristol. The names were suggested by local residents Becky Cockle and Rhiannon Beail, following a campaign by Curo to find new identities for the two sites - previously referred to as Henacre Road and Corbet Close.
On Tuesday 16 April, Curo will be hosting a public information exhibition to showcase the developed proposals for Bath’s first new park in 100 years. Visitors will be able to see the detailed design for the main area of public open space and the woodland walk which will be delivered by Curo at Mulberry Park, alongside proposed improvements to Popes Walk.
The Hub is hosting Extend Exercise, an gentle upbeat class specially designed for older people or those with restricted mobility. The free classes are funded by Curo through our Community Chest Grant scheme.
We're here for our customers and we know there's no better way to improve our services than by listening to and acting on what customers tell us. This is the first in what will become a regular look at some of the things we've done recently in response to customer feedback:
We’re trialing a new approach to tackling issues and making improvements in some of our larger estates. We'll be listening more carefully to local residents' concerns and ideas around communal cleaning, fly-tipping clearance and repairs.
Curo is privileged to count a number of sports stars among its customers. One is 22-year-old wheelchair basketball player Macauley Tomlinson. Macauley, who grew up in Midsomer Norton, was referred with his partner Chance to a Curo scheme in Bath which provides flats and studios for people who are at risk of being made homeless. “I’d been sofa-surfing and staying with…
We have a detailed map of all our estates and ‘assets’ – such as streetlights, hedges, trees, paths etc. We’re know there are some gaps between our map and Bath & North East Somerset Council’s, and we’re working closely with the council to tackle this. This is an issue that’s arisen across Bath as well as in Twerton and Snow Hill and we understand the frustration people feel whe…
Curo has raised £13,672 for the new Dyson Cancer Centre that will be built at the Royal United Hospitals (RUH) Bath. Every year, Curo colleagues choose a ‘Charity of the Year’ and the RUH’s charity, The Forever Friends Appeal was nominated. Rachael Allen, Communications, Brand and PR manager, Curo said: “Choosing The Forever Friends Appeal as our charity of the year was an ea…
