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Connexus is a community focussed rural housing group with over 10,500 homes across Shropshire and Herefordshire. Our focus is to provide high-quality affordable housing to the counties of Herefordshire and Shropshire through development of new affordable homes, maintenance and improvement of our existing homes and the development of associated services to enhance the lives of our customers and communities.
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The Connexus Warmer Homes Project - Tender Opportunity
The Connexus Warmer Homes project is part-funded by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF), which is contributing £1m to a £2.6m project that will make 132 of our existing homes more energy-efficient.
Here is the tender information for the design and build construction services for external wall insulation at Passivhaus standard.
Here is the tender information for the design and build construction services for external wall insulation at Passivhaus standard.
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Learning & development at work
For Connexus, COVID-19 has further accelerated some of our planned changes, particularly around our approach to remote working, meaning we’ve had to quickly learn and adapt...
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New homes in Condover, Shropshire
New homes available to buy & rent in Condover. Approximately 5 miles south of Shrewsbury and east of the A49...
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Volunteers' Week 2020
Taking place between 1st – 7th June each year, Volunteers’ Week is the nation’s chance to celebrate and say a big “thank you” to the millions of volunteers that make amazing contributions to all sorts of organisations. So, why should you volunteer?
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Unemployed, homeless and help!
With unemployment, financial difficulty and homelessness all on the rise in the wake of the Coroanivirus pandemic, the work our Prevention Support Officers do is even more important than ever before.
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Keep calm and carry on housebuilding - but how?
The UK was in the middle of a well-documented housing crisis before the Coronavirus outbreak, with the National Housing Federation estimating that a staggering 1.4 million people across the UK were living in poor-quality homes, with 400,000 homeless or at severe risk of homelessness. Robert Jenrick MP, Minister for Housing, Communities and Local Government, has stressed that he wants to “get Britain building again!” – but is this really possible, and how?