Our in-house construction team, Homebuilder, has won a prestigious national award for a development in Crofton.

From today until 27 May we will be carrying out our tenant satisfaction survey over the telephone with randomly selected tenants with all information gathered used to improve our services.

From today (18 April), job centres in the Wakefield area will begin processing claims for the Department of Work and Pensions’ (DWP) new benefit called Universal Credit (UC).

From Monday 18 April, job centres in the Wakefield area will begin processing claims for the Department of Work and Pensions’ (DWP) new benefit called Universal Credit (UC).

Local residents ventured out in the spring sunshine to help mark the completion of WDH’s 75th new-build property.

Following the completion of our latest new-build housing development, our in-house construction team, Homebuilder, have documented their work in a short video

We are launching a fully electronic tendering and bidding service with our partner Due North.

During the past two weeks 188 children from Normanton, Featherstone and the surrounding area have teamed up with WDH and taken part in Clean for the Queen, a national incentive to clean up the country in celebration of the Queen’s 90th birthday in April.

WDH held the “Big Event” for local tenants and residents on Wednesday 9 March 2016 at the Agbrigg and Belle Vue Community Centre. The main priority for the day was based on the results and feedback from the most recent Tenant Satisfaction Survey.

All WDH Service Access Points will be closed on Friday 25 March reopening on Tuesday 29 March. For all enquiries, please contact OneCALL on 0345 8 507 507.    

Streethouse School has teamed up with WDH to take part in the Great British Spring Clean, a campaign created to clean up local areas and reduce litter within the Wakefield district.

During the past two weeks 188 children from Normanton, Featherstone and the surrounding area have teamed up with WDH and taken part in Clean for the Queen, a national incentive to clean up the country in celebration of the Queen’s 90th birthday in April.

Youngsters took their first steps towards looking after their community when they carried out an environmental audit for WDH and Wakefield Council.

As spring approaches WDH are delighted to offer three allotment plots for immediate occupation.