Building homes. Creating communities. Valuing everyone.

This week is Hate Crime Awareness Week (10-17 October), and we’re proud to join fellow members of the Manchester Housing Providers’ Partnership in reaffirming our commitment to creating communities where everyone feels safe, respected and valued.

STAIRs stands for Social Tenant Access to Information Requirements and came in from 1 October 2026. Put simply, it’s about making it easier for you to access information about our services and how we’re run. Read on to learn more about what this means for you as our tenant.

Read on for further details and auction links for these properties.

As members of the Manchester Housing Providers’ Partnership, we’re committed to equality, diversity and inclusion. We stand against discrimination, hate and racism in all its forms and will continue to challenge prejudice wherever it exists.

More than 200 homes across Bolton are set to benefit from a major £5 million investment programme that will improve the quality, comfort and energy efficiency of homes over the coming years.

Inverbeg Drive has been shortlisted for a national award, recognising the impact of the development in providing affordable homes.

We celebrated the completion of 116 new homes at Rivington Chase, bringing much-needed affordable housing to Horwich.

Our ‘Deane Focus Team’ initiative is focused on tackling key issues raised by residents, including repairs and maintenance, debt and money advice, and antisocial behaviour.

We’ve opened a new community space designed to help men socialise and talk openly about mental health issues in Little Lever. It’s called the Living Room.

In this short video, Ebony shares how the support, encouragement and opportunities she received through our Bolton UCAN centre helped her grow in confidence and complete her degree.