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Rowan Village salon: under new management!
Residents and staff at Rowan Village and Lime Tree Court, Meir welcome new hairdresser Pat as she takes over the on-site hairdressers.
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“The Bradeley Village catering team made my Valentine’s!”
Bradeley Village resident Carol moved to the village over five years ago. This Valentine’s Day, she shared how catering staff Elaine and Sylvia went out of their way to make residents feel special.
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Use these energy saving tips to save on fuel costs
Running a home can be expensive, especially with rising fuel costs. That’s why our Money Advice Team is here to help you make the most of your money and help with any money or debt worries that you might help.
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Could you benefit from money towards your fuel costs?
Running a home can be expensive, especially with rising fuel costs. That’s why our Money Advice Team is here to help you make the most of your money and help with any money or debt worries that you might help.
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Coffee mornings coming to a scheme near you!
After the success of Oliver Lodge we’re pleased to announce that we’re going to be hosting coffee mornings throughout 2022, and we could be coming to your scheme soon!
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Have your say about proposed new tenant satisfaction measures
The Regulator of Social Housing wants your views on its new system for assessing how well Staffs Housing and other social housing landlords are doing at providing good-quality homes and services.
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Celebrating resident Bert's 98th birthday!
Resident Bert moved into his home in 1978. Nearly 44 years later, he is still very happy in his Dresden home and recently celebrated his 98th birthday. Here’s his incredible life story and his plans for 2022.
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Cutting your energy costs could save money and the planet too.
Energy bills are forecasted to rise by 30% in 2022. More than two million UK households are in arrears with their energy suppliers. Therefore, it's important now more than ever to look at how you can reduce the cost of your gas and electricity to save money.
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A safer community for Karwan and his family.
Karwan, and his wife, moved into their Burslem home in 2018. They didn’t feel safe in the neighbourhood they had been living in and after living with family, wanted a place of their own.