Homes Plus backs the Make Things Right campaign

Homes Plus backs the Make Things Right campaign

The UK government has launched its ‘Make Things Right’ campaign to ensure that more social housing residents who need support know how to make a complaint. 

Introducing our new Compliments Form

We’re changing the way our customers can say ‘thank you’ or ‘well done’ at Homes Plus. 

Today marks the launch of our brand-new Compliments Form.  

Opening week is a success at our new Burton Square Community Hub! 

Our brand-new Burton Square Community Hub, in Stafford, welcomed 30 customers in its opening week. 

Share your experience – Housing Ombudsman’s report into communications and relationships

The Housing Ombudsman is calling for social housing residents to take part in a new survey. 

The call for evidence has been issued to support their latest systemic report, which will look at the communications and relationships between residents and their landlords. 

Responsible pet ownership 

We are reminding customers about the importance of responsible pet ownership. 

We recognise the positive impact that pets can have on their owners’ lives, but you need to ensure that your pets don’t cause any issues for you and your community. 

Parent & toddler group receives funding boost from Homes Plus 

Children are benefitting from new toys and play equipment thanks to a donation from our Homes Plus My Community Fund.

ASB Awareness Week: tackling hate crime

In ASB Awareness Week, we are raising awareness of an under-reported category of ASB: hate incidents and crimes.  

Latest newsletter, out now! 

The My Homes Plus newsletter is full of great advice and good news stories for our tenants and is available now!   

ASB Awareness Week: feel safe in your home and proud of your neighbourhood

This year, the theme for the awareness week is ‘Know Your Rights’. The campaign aims to encourage people to report incidents of Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB) and raises awareness of the ASB Case Review (previously known as the Community Trigger).