It’s UK Malnutrition Awareness Week (UKMAW) on 11th-17th October 2021, UKMAW was co-founded in 2018 by BAPEN & the Malnutrition Task Force. Aiming to raise awareness and understanding the risks of preventable malnutrition across different sectors and settings, in local communities.

Today in England, “lockdown number 2” came to an end. For some victims of domestic abuse, accessing support might now become more of a realistic prospect. It’s perhaps therefore not a surprise that domestic abuse services across the country are readying themselves for their own second wave...

Today, on National Housing Day we need to look at the work we do as a massive positive. We provide thousands of people with a place they can call #Home and we’re able to invest in our wider communities for the good of everyone.

Our Tenancy Sustainment Officers are here to help our tenants in difficult times. They offer support, advice and can help with making sure that you are receiving the full benefits you are entitled to.

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?