The first three homes at our Fishponds development have been reserved within hours of going on sale.

When Claire Boulton and partner Matt moved to the picturesque south Gloucestershire village of Wickwar in 2009, the mum-of-one freely admits that she struggled to settle in.

A local councillor has praised our latest new homes after touring the site with members of our development team yesterday.

An initiative between Bromford and a local council to bring families together has resulted in more than 3,000 people flocking to a series of free community events in Burntwood this summer.

The first of our latest shared ownership homes to go on sale has been reserved within 48 hours.

One thousand former residents are making themselves at home in their new surroundings after being rehoused.

A repairs engineer-turned-drone pilot has helped capture some stunning aerial photographs of Staffordshire’s latest regeneration project.

Last month we recruited fantastic new apprentices to join our Bromford journey for the next couple of years.

Four new homes in Witchurch found four new families - in the space of just 48 hours.

The Bromford Customer Annual Review 2018 has been published which details performance against key targets in the year to March 2018.

Theresa May has used a speech at the NHF's Annual Summit to scold those who still “looked down” on people living in social housing, a sentiment that we welcome.

More than 50 new affordable homes are due to be built in a rural Gloucestershire town over the next two years thanks to a new partnership.

A Bromford customer has got this year’s Poppy Appeal underway in Staple Hill after holding an exhibition to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the founding of the RAF.

One of our properties in Cheltenham has receoved a vibrant facelift as part of the town's Paint Festival.

Own your own home through Shared Ownership in this charming Cotswold town

Local MPs job fair proves a success

Our customer Nigel Pearcy didn't let sudden onset blindness stop him - and nothing has changed in his new Bromford home!

Three local projects have landed nearly £8,000-worth of funding to help the people in their community.

Involved customer William Lusmore doesn't let dementia stop him

Birmingham council bosses have approved ambitious plans for a large family home to be transformed into a brand new supported housing development in the east of the city.