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 We were one of the first to be inspected by the Regulator of Social Housing for our compliance with new Consumer Standards and have been graded C2. (C1 is the highest achievable level with C4 the lowest.)
The inspection took place in May and the judgement document stated that we have appropriate systems in place to manage our health and safety responsibilities, respond to complaints promptly and offer tenancies which are compatible with the needs of individual households and sustainability of the community.
In this week's episode we look at what help local community and voluntary groups can get, local people’s views are wanted on a PSPO for Bolsover and Hillstown, a fashion show is being held in Glapwell and a brand new Chit Chat club has been launched in Langwith and Whaley Thorns.
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As of 24 September 2024, changes to the Criminal Justice Act 1988 will make it illegal to possess ‘zombie style’ knives and machetes.
Ahead of the change in legislation, the government is running a UK-wide amnesty – which will run until Monday 23 September 2024.
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A youth group based in Pinxton and South Normanton is asking for donations to help them keep doing the good work they have done for 20 years.
SNAP Youth has just lost the space they have been using for youth club meetings and they have also lost their office space as well. They are hoping to raise £50,000 so they can buy themselves a permanent home.
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Over 60? Is your property too big for you? Then look no further than our recently refurbished Valley View Independent Living Centre in Hillstown.
Shirley took the plunge and is loving her new flat!
Call us on 01246 242424 to find out more.
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