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Recent discussions within BME National have highlighted an important challenge for the housing sector: how do we engage with divisive politicians while remaining true to our values and responsibilities? We know that housing associations do not operate in a political vacuum. Decisions made by governments, political parties and elected representatives have a direct impact on the homes, residents and communities that we work in. We acknowledge that engaging with politicians from

Nehemiah Housing Association has announced that its longstanding Chief Executive, Bishop Llewellyn Graham, will step down after 37 years at the helm to take up a new leadership appointment as National Bishop of the Church of God of Prophecy in the United Kingdom. Llewellyn Graham led Nehemiah since its formation in 1989 and was its first employee. His departure will bring to a close an extraordinary chapter in Nehemiah’s history, during which Bishop Graham helped take the org

Tuntum Housing Association marked Black History Month by celebrating the people, stories and achievements that have shaped its organisation and the wider Nottingham community. This year's celebrations included recognising former Chief Executive Richard Renwick MBE, whose leadership helped shape Tuntum over nearly three decades. Richard served as Chief Executive from 1995 to 2023, leading the organisation through a period of growth and development. His contribution also extend

BME National member Tuntum Housing Association has been awarded a C1 Consumer Standard grading by the Regulator of Social Housing. This achievement reflects the hard work, dedication and commitment shown across the organisation to deliver high-quality services and positive outcomes for their residents. The grading is an important recognition of the progress Tuntum have made and reinforces their commitment to putting residents at the heart of everything they do. Tuntum Chief E