Just in time for National Apprenticeship week (9-15 February) we're delighted to announce that this year we're looking for six new apprentices. The available roles are: two apprentice joiners, two apprentice plumbers, one apprentice electrician and one apprentice gas engineer.
Bradford-based housing provider Incommunities has appointed Jose Fernandez as its new Director of People.
We're delivering our biggest and most impactful Christmas support programme to date, with almost 300 gifts and hampers being donated to customers across the district.
Residents at Kennedy House in Keighley are on the cusp of a full upgrade of their building and homes.
Practical support on offer to help customers keep warm this winter.
The support is only available to those customers who are in fuel poverty and need some extra help to get by this winter.
It includes the distribution of a limited number of 'warm packs', containing items such as a hot water bottle, blanket, hat, scarf and gloves.
This week, as part of Hate Crime Awareness Week, we're coming together along with our Housing Partners across West Yorkshire to say one simple thing: hate has no home here.
We'd like to let you know that on Wednesday 24th September, our teams will be attending an all-colleague event. This means we'll have very limited services available on this day.
Community groups across Kirklees and the Bradford district are being encouraged to apply for their share of £43,000 through the next wave of ‘Funding In-Communities’.
Almost 3,000 homes across Bradford, West Yorkshire, are set to benefit from significant investment over the next 3-years.
We’re proud to announce that we’ve signed the LGBTQ+ Housing Pledge through Stonewall Housing.
Health researchers from Bradford are to play a lead role in investigating how improving the energy efficiency of social housing can impact on residents’ health, indoor air quality and carbon emissions.
Thousands of our customers will be offered vouchers for school uniforms to help with this costly expense at this time of year.
More than 5,000 social homes across West Yorkshire will be made warmer, greener, and cheaper to run thanks to a significant £70 million investment announced by Mayor Tracy Brabin and Minister for Energy Consumers Miatta Fahnbulleh today (10 July).
Bradford City Village aims to create a sustainable new residential neighbourhood in the heart of Bradford’s city centre.