The Hub, Curo’s £10m community building at its Mulberry Park development in Bath, was crowned the winner of the South West Community Benefit category at the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) Awards 2019. The award recognises outstanding achievement in providing a facility which directly benefits the local community and can demonstrate its success through local community feedback.
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.
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’ve three events in January for Foxhill residents where you can find out about our plans to improve your home.
Over 875 residents attended an open day at our brand new £10m community building in Mulberry Park...
We've put aside significant investment for the refurbishment of existing properties and the general improvement of the Foxhilll estate in Bath. We want to consult the local community about how these funds are spent, and work with the local community to make Foxhill and Mulberry Park a great place to live. Please let us know what you think and have your say.
Join the Foxhill conversation about your community, open spaces and Curo homes. Come along and enter the prize draw to win one of four £50 Sainsbury’s vouchers.
Curo's Chief Executive, Victor da Cunha has written to residents in Foxhill today with some important news about the future of the regeneration. The letter said: "Dear Resident, I’m writing to update you with some important news about the future of Foxhill.We have reluctantly taken the difficult decision to change our approach to regeneration at Foxhill. We will n…
Housing Minister Gavin Barwell saw how local people are benefitting from skills and employment opportunities at Mulberry Park today. Housing association Curo is working with local partners to deliver training and jobs alongside new much-needed homes at its landmark development in Bath. The Housing Minister visited the Mulberry Park site with local MP Be…
On 9 and 10 September 2016, Curo supported the ‘Huts & Harbours’ exhibition in Foxhill, Bath. The exhibition, curated by Bath Spa University’s Karen Power, explored the WWII heritage of Foxhill where we are developing the former MoD site into the 700-home Mulberry Park. The exhibition was part of the national Heritage Open Days scheme and was visited by over 350 local p…
On Friday 2 September people in Bath will be asked to put their best foot forward to power an outdoor screening of the new Disney spectacular, The Jungle Book. The pedal-powered screening in Foxhill’s Springfield Park has been organised by Bath Film Festival in association with Curo and Bath & North East Somerset Council. Audience members of all ages can pedal spe…
This year, for the first time, an exhibition celebrating Foxhill’s WWII heritage will feature as part of the national Heritage Open Days scheme. Huts & Harbours: Foxhill’s WWII Heritage will take place: At St. Andrew’s Community Church, Hawthorn Grove, Bath, BA2 5QA On 2pm – 6pm, Friday 9 September 10am – 4pm, Saturday 10 September Sponsored by Bath Spa University and Curo, an…
Local people are getting hands on experience of house building through the development of new homes at Mulberry Park. We're working in partnership with Bath College and contractors including Britannia Construction to provide work placements and educational placements to local people. The innovative scheme gives participants the opportunity to get wor…
Curo is inviting local residents to suggest names for the first new streets at Mulberry Park. Local residents are invited to send their ideas, along with a brief explanation of the story behind their suggestions, their name and contact details by 10 June 2016. Please send your ideas to: Email: mulberrypark@curo-group.co.uk Twitter: @mulberrypkbath Post: Mulberry Pa…
Children from Combe Down and St Martin’s Garden Primary Schools helped Curo plant the first new trees to create a woodland walk at Mulberry Park on Wednesday 18 March. Curo is creating a woodland walk along the northern edge of Mulberry Park, planted with a mixture of native and pine trees, including fruiting trees like the mulberry. The woodland walk will link Fo…
Curo’s plans to develop 700 new homes, open spaces and community facilities in Bath were approved unanimously by local councillors on Wednesday 11 February. The outline planning application for Mulberry Park, the development of the 48-acre former Foxhill MoD site was submitted by housing and support organisation Curo following two years of consultation wi…
Mulberry Park is today revealed as the new name for Curo’s proposed development of 700 new homes, community facilities and open spaces on the former MoD site at Foxhill. The name was suggested by Bath resident, Ken Cookes, following a campaign by Curo to find a new identity for the development. They received over 100 ideas by email, Twitter and in person from local pe…
Since the MoD left the site at Foxhill, we’ve been referring to the development area as ‘the former MoD site’. While we are keen to acknowledge that period in the area’s history, it’s time to look forward and find a new name for the site and the homes that we will develop there. If you have an idea for a name for the new development, we’d love to hear from you. Your suggestion may r…
Thanks to everyone who came to our first public exhibition of the masterplan for Foxhill – our vision to create new homes, facilities and open spaces for the whole community. If you missed the exhibition, you can still see all the display material on the Foxhill Regeneration website. Find out more at www.foxhillregeneration.co.uk.
The development of a vision for the regeneration of Foxhill is now in full swing. In January, award-winning architects HTA Design were appointed to work with Curo and local residents to develop a masterplan for Foxhill. HTA Design were selected following a rigorous process involving members of the Foxhill community and Curo’s Foxhill Project Team. First publi…
