Keep up to date with all the latest news and events from believe housing.
A woman who swapped sewing for sweeping chimneys has proved there is no such thing as a “man’s job” after establishing her own successful business.
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Pop along to our free job club and digital skills sessions, starting in January. Taking place every Monday for six weeks in County Durham.
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Volunteers have tidied up an allotment site in Crook, County Durham, so it is ready for a new lease of life in the spring.
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Feedback from customers led to believe housing updating its approach on how much is paid when someone deliberately or carelessly causes damage to their home or leaves it in an unfit state.
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Colleagues at believe housing, County Durham, have shown plenty of festive spirit to support two good causes.
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Volunteers who saved a village church from closure have completely transformed it into a cherished community venue.
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Grants from believe housing are supporting not-for-profit groups across County Durham to run activities aimed at boosting people’s overall wellbeing.
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A grandmother of four is happy that work on her home has made it easier to keep warm and reduced its impact on the planet.
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A £5,000 grant from County Durham-based housing association believe housing will be used to train three new leaders for ParkPlay sessions in Easington Colliery.
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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.
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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
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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.
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