How Are We Responding to Awaab’s Law? Awaab’s Law is an important piece of legislation in the world of social housing which comes into effect on 27 October 2025. It will make social housing safer for everyone by ensuring that emergency hazards are responded to within shorter timeframes. What is Awaab’s Law? Awaab’s Law is […]
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The 2025 Annual Review contains a summary of Horton Housing’s activities in 2024-25, including information about our finances, our housing portfolio, and quotes from the colleague survey. This year’s Annual Review also features our highlights over the years as 2025 marks the organisation’s 40th year. To read Horton Housing Association’s 2025 Annual Review, please click
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We’re delighted to share that Horton Housing has once again been awarded the Investing in Volunteers accreditation-a nationally recognised quality standard that celebrates excellence in volunteer management and support. This accreditation is valid for the next three years and marks our second successful application, reflecting our ongoing commitment to creating meaningful, well-supported volunteering experiences.This achievement demonstrates the dedication of
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Welcome This edition of ‘Here at Horton’ contains our annual report. Once a year, we will publish this report to share with you how we are doing as an organisation. We hope that this will give you a clearer picture of Horton Housing. In this edition you will find our latest news and activities, information
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Keighley MP Robbie Moore visited a service funded by Bradford Council for people experiencing or at risk of homelessness across the Bradford District on Tuesday (19 August 2025). Robbie Moore was invited by Horton Housing to meet tenants and colleagues at their Housing And Community Support (HACS) 4 All service to see first-hand what the service provides.
Welcome to the summer 2025 edition of your Here at Horton newsletter. In here, you will find our latest news, results of the Satisfaction Survey 2024-25, an update from Horton’s Scrutiny Group and our latest volunteering opportunities. We hope you enjoy reading this edition of your newsletter. Subscribe to our mailing list to receive the
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Huddersfield MP Harpreet Uppal visited two services on Friday (9 May 2025) providing supported housing for people who have experienced homelessness or at risk of homelessness in Kirklees. Harpreet Uppal was invited by Horton Housing to meet tenants and colleagues from their Horton Intervention and Prevention Service (HIPS) and Substance, Tenancy and Resettlement Service (STARS)
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Hello, Are you looking for a new challenge? The Horton Housing Group have an exciting opportunity for people to join our Horton Housing Association and our Chartford Housing Limited boards. The positions are voluntary and you do not need to have previous board experience. We are keen to hear from people who have strong links
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Welcome to the Spring 2025 edition of your ‘Here at Horton’ newsletter. In this edition you will find our latest news and properties, details about our new Scrutiny Group, and see our latest volunteering opportunities. We hope you enjoy reading this edition of your newsletter. Contents Days Out! News Donations Round-up! Over to you! Horton Housing in
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Article written by Horton Housing’s Housing Director Liz O’Connor. Horton embraces new approaches to tenant involvement On Tuesday, 25th February, I attended the National Housing Federation’s Conference in London on Customer Experience and Resident Engagement. Throughout the day, I participated in several sessions focused on promoting involvement and the customer journey in housing. However, none
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