Keep up to date with all the latest news and events from believe housing.
The Chief Executive of one of the largest housing associations in north-east England has announced his planned retirement at the end of this year.
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Community groups across County Durham are being encouraged to apply for funding to help bring local people together, tackle inequalities and create opportunities for residents.
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Planning approval has paved the way for believe housing to deliver 90 affordable homes, bringing forward the next phase of a long-term regeneration scheme in County Durham.
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Planning permission has been granted for a £5.5m affordable housing development in Durham, marking a major step forward in the regeneration of the site and helping to meet housing need.
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believe housing has decided to go ahead with the demolition of Robinson House in Horden, County Durham.
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believe housing colleagues have raised £2,390 for Andy’s Man Club after taking part in a corporate football tournament and a sponsored head shave.
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A new housing development is taking shape in rural County Durham, creating 32 modern, energy-efficient homes to help meet the growing need for affordable housing.
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Customers who have shared their views over the past year attended an event to hear how their feedback is helping to improve services at County Durham-based housing association believe housing.
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Hard work, a loving family and enjoying every day you can are this centenarian's top tips for a long and happy life.
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During Antisocial Behaviour Awareness Week, believe housing is reminding customers how to report concerns and what support is available.
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Working laptops and mobile phones no longer needed by believe housing are being securely wiped, recycled and donated to local groups where they can support people and communities.
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A community grant supporting a veterans’ charity is being highlighted during Armed Forces Week, helping former service personnel feel connected and supported.
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