The Summer Issue of Residents News is here!
What’s Inside This Issue?
A Closer Look at Our New Corporate Strategy:
We break down our new 2025–2030 Corporate Strategy and explain how it directly impacts and supports you, our residents. Learn about the key priorities we’re focusing on over the next five years and how they will shape the services we provide.
Summer Events You Won’t Want to Miss:
From family fun days to work experience opportunities, we’ve got a fantastic line-up of free summer events happening across our communities. Discover what’s on near you and how you can get involved!
Grants and Community Support Funding:
We’re proud to support our communities beyond housing. This issue highlights the grants funding we’ve provided during 2024–25, sharing how these have helped local projects thrive and made a difference for residents like you.
Your Feedback Matters:
Check out our updated Complaints and Compliments column, where we share the common themes we've heard from you, both the things we're doing well and where we’ve made improvements thanks to your feedback.
How to Access Residents News:
If you’ve provided us with an email address, you should have received a link to read the digital version of Residents News on our website. Sending our newsletter electronically helps us:
- Save on printing and postage
- Deliver content more quickly
- Reduce our environmental impact
But don’t worry, if you prefer a paper copy, or don’t have access to email, we’ll continue to post you a printed version.
You can also browse past issues of Residents News on our website and catch up on previous stories, announcements, and community highlights.
Did You Know? We Offer Accessible Formats
We want to ensure everyone can enjoy Residents News. That’s why we’re happy to provide the magazine in accessible formats such as:
· Large print
· Audio CD
If you or someone you know has specific print or access needs, please get in touch with our Communications Team by emailing contact@fairhive.co.uk or calling us on 01296 732600.
We hope you enjoy this issue of Residents News! As always, we welcome your feedback and ideas for future editions.
