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I would like to say sorry to all our customers who are currently waiting longer than usual for repairs to be carried out in their homes. There are two types of repairs that we undertake – emergency and general. Throughout the pandemic we have continued to deliver emergency repairs however at some points general repairs were on hold creating a pent up demand.

WDH employees recently joined in the celebrations at Portobello’s centenary garden party.

WDH is launching a show home at a new development in Havercroft on Saturday 25 and Sunday 26 September 2021.

Today marks the beginning of Gas Safety Week, taking place between 13 and 19 September 2021. Gas Safety Week is an annual safety campaign to raise awareness of gas safety and the importance of taking care of gas appliances. It is coordinated by the Gas Safe Register, the official list of gas engineers who are legally allowed to work on gas.

Voting for the winners of our Love Where You Live Awards opens today. You can place your votes for your community champions on the dedicated website, which has information on each finalist.

WDH is celebrating after landing an internationally-recognised award for demonstrating high health and safety standards. We have received a RoSPA Gold Health and Safety Award which recognises our outstanding practices and procedures which provide our employees with a safe working environment.

WDH has pledged its support to Yorkshire and Harrogate Health and Care Partnership (WY&H HCP) and the West Yorkshire Violence Reduction Unit (VRU) new anti-racism movement. We have joined nearly 550 organisations and community allies, who have signed to support the Root Out Racism movement. It was co-created by over 100 WY&H HCP ethnic minority colleagues with the aims to proactively challenge racism across all aspects of society, to improve health inequalities, and to help individuals and organisations alike to become actively anti-racist.

Our judges have deliberated and whittled 93 strong nominations for our tenth Love Where You Live Awards down to 30 successful shortlisted finalists who all demonstrated community spirit over the last year.

WDH's Capital works team continue to trial new methods of engagement with residents on their capital reinvestment projects across the district to help increase customer satisfaction.

Year Four students from Fairburn View School in Airedale were invited by WDH and Esh Construction to help name a street on the new housing development that is currently being built at Pemberton Road in Castleford.