News

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Funding secures future of Easington play group

The future of a scheme that brings different generations together through play has been secured.

removing broadband barriers for residents in flats

Hundreds of residents living in flats across County Durham will be able to get fast, more reliable broadband at home after a new deal was agreed by believe housing with Netomnia and Places for People.

600,000 people in the North East in housing poverty: call for government to take action

600,000 people in the north east of England are pushed into poverty after paying their housing costs, according to new research from the Northern Housing Consortium

new home helps family give disabled son better quality of life

New homes designed with residents’ needs and energy efficiency in mind have more than hit the brief, including for the parents of a disabled boy who were among the first people to move in.  

royal gun salute marks believe housing’s award-winning support for military community

Colleagues from believe housing attended a flagship military ceremony in recognition of its unwavering support to the forces community.  

don’t risk your life or home when charging scooters and EVs

Lives and homes are being put at risk by people failing to charge their electric vehicles and scooters safely.
During Electrical Safety Week we are sharing potentially lifesaving tips with customers.

volunteers make “massive difference” to school

believe housing colleagues and contractors have upgraded a school fence to help make the grounds feel safer and look smarter. 

community groups in south west durham could secure vital funding

Community groups struggling with rising costs can apply for a £10,000 grant to help run new or existing services and activities.

believe housing ranks highly as a place to work

believe housing has been recognised as one of the best places to work in the UK.
It was named a ‘3 Star, world-class to work for’ employer by Best Companies and has risen up three league tables.

You Said, We Listened

As a result of customer feedback we’ve made many changes.

three little girls at school looking at story book, wearing woolly hats

children launch book after literacy project

The Wise and Wondrous Wishing Tree was created by year three and four pupils at Oakley Cross Primary School, in West Auckland, during a year-long literacy project thanks to believe housing grant.

new chair of believe housing announced

A board member since 2019, John Marshall takes over the post from Hazel Dale, who came to the end of her term in September after serving nine years as a board member and one as chair.