Following the publication of the Housing for Health report in October 2020, a new Housing for Health Network has been in launched. The group is made up of Housing and Health and Care partners from across West Yorkshire and Harrogate and includes Sarah Roxby, Health and Wellbeing Director from WDH. They will meet bi-monthly to share innovation, good practice, and plans.

Our investment in Tombridge Crescent will have a positive impact for tenants and the local community. We will continue to provide regular updates in the newsletter for residents. Each household will receive a copy of this through their letterbox but if you have missed it we will upload a digital copy to the website.

Gabby saw off the competition to take the prize for Young Achiever in our first ever digital Love Where You Live Awards event.

Terry was the winner of the Best Garden Award at this year’s first ever all digital Love Where You Live Awards event.

The Well Project fought off the competition to be named as this year’s Community Group winners at our first ever digital Love Where You Live Awards.

After narrowly missing out on first place in this category last year, Incredible Edible gave it another shot in 2020. This year they were crowned our Digital in the Community winners, in our first ever digital Love Where You Live Awards.

Rachel List was this year’s Arts and Culture Award winner at our first ever digital Love Where You Live Awards.

Terry was the winner of the Best Garden Award at this year’s first ever all digital Love Where You Live Awards event.

The Addy in Knottingley won two awards at our Love Where You Live Awards 2020. They took home the award for Working with Young People and their Wild Tots and Friends intergenerational sessions scooped the award for Working with Older People.

Paul Green was named your Community Champion 2020 in our first ever digital Love Where You Live Awards.