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Manningham Housing Association Unveils Ambitious 2026–2029 Corporate Strategy
Manningham Housing Association (MHA) has officially launched its new Corporate Strategy for 2026–2029 , setting out a clear vision for the future of housing and community development in Bradford and beyond. The strategy outlines how MHA will continue delivering high-quality homes while strengthening communities, improving services, and embracing innovation over the next three years. At the heart of the strategy is MHA’s vision to provide quality homes, empower BME and other
3 days ago2 min read


Lunar New Year with Community Celebrations
Pine Court Housing Association celebrated the start of the Lunar New Year with customers, colleagues, partners and friends on 18 February 2026, with events both in the community and at the Head Office of parent company The Sovini Group. Established in 1986, Pine Court is a registered provider of social housing with a long-standing commitment to providing quality homes and inclusive services, supporting a vision of creating a better future. Today, it continues its mission of c
3 days ago2 min read


No Place for Hate: CEO Speaks Out After Manchester Mosque Arrest
Written by Ulfat Hussain, CEO of Arawak Housing. Last week’s events at Manchester Central Mosque were deeply unsettling. During evening prayers in the holy month of Ramadan, when around 2,000 worshippers had gathered in peace, a man entered the mosque carrying weapons including an axe and a knife. Thanks to the calm, courageous and responsible actions of mosque volunteers, no one was hurt. That fact should never distract from how serious and frightening this incident was for
Mar 32 min read


‘My home, my life’: Why listening to older Bangladeshi residents must shape housing policy and practice?
By Bashir Uddin, CEO, Bangla Housing Association For many years, the housing and health realities facing many long established older Bangladeshi residents in East London have remained largely invisible in mainstream research and policy. Yet behind closed doors, families have been quietly navigating overcrowded homes, inaccessible spaces, and complex multi-generational living arrangements that shape their daily lives. That is why the Amar bari, amar jibon (My home, my life)
Feb 262 min read
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