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Connexus is a rural housing association with its heritage in Shropshire and Herefordshire, providing good quality, affordable and safe homes that customers are proud to live in. We create inclusive neighbourhoods, sustainable rural communities, and provide services that support our customers to build a life in their home.
Connexus provides over 10,000 affordable rented homes and associated support services across the two counties.
Connexus provides over 10,000 affordable rented homes and associated support services across the two counties.
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Refurbished New Street benches welcomed in Wem
The Mayor of Wem, Cllr David Parry, recently joined Laura Fullwood from Connexus and John Ralphs from Wem Town Council to unveil a set of newly refurbished benches on New Street in Wem.
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Former Wagamama chief and NHS Trust board leader join Connexus board
Connexus has appointed two new non-executive directors to its Board and committees. Thomas Heier and Angela Adimora further strengthen the 11,000-home association’s Board, and will support long-term ambitions to improve homes, services and the customer experience across rural Shropshire and Herefordshire.
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Connect Magazine Summer 2026
Welcome to the summer 2026 edition of Connect - the magazine for Connexus communities.
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Connexus partners with PfP Thrive
Connexus is putting colleague development at the heart of its customer service improvement work through a new partnership with training provider PfP Thrive.
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Outlook improves as Moody's confirms A3 credit rating for Connexus
Connexus has retained its A3 credit rating following Moody's latest review, with the organisation's outlook improving from negative to stable.
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More homes to benefit from Connexus energy efficiency investment
Connexus is investing £5.7 million in improving the energy efficiency of customers’ homes during 2026/27, as part of a wider £10 million, three-year programme.