Applications invited for Barcud Board members

(formerly Mid-Wales Housing Association and Tai Ceredigion)

This is an exciting time for us as we start our journey as a newly merged organisation. Barcud covers all of Mid and West Wales, it  has circa 4,000 homes around 300 employees and a turnover of £25million.

As an organisation we are rooted in the community, recognising the strengths that exist in the communities in which we work. We are ambitious and we are looking for people who share our passion for providing great affordable homes and excellent bilingual services to Continue reading →

We are happy to share Tai Ceredigion’s Annual Report and Financial Statements for 2019/20. It’s been another extremely busy and successful year and we would like to thank all our Stakeholders and Funders, Tenants and Staff for their continued support and hard work.

To download the PDF, please click here.

This is a short guide produced by Welsh Government signposting you to the financial support that might be available to help you now.

The Coronavirus outbreak has been especially worrying for families and individuals who have, through no fault of their own, found themselves having difficulty paying bills and/or rent.  This information offers advice to help you.

If you would like a copy of this booklet printed for someone without access to the internet or who requires a copy with larger print, please do not hesitate to contact us on 0345 6067654 or send us a private message on Continue reading →

Modern slavery is a crime and a violation of human rights. It takes various forms, including slavery, servitude, compulsory labour and human trafficking for exploitation and can have a significant adverse impact on individuals, families and communities across the world.

This statement sets out the steps that Tai Ceredigion will be taking during the financial year April 2020 – March 2021 to minimise the risks of any association with practices that undermine the principles of safety and dignity for our customers, colleagues and supply chains.

This statement is an expression of our commitment to improving our practices to combat modern Continue reading →

Due to the Coronavirus outbreak, our local printing company has temporarily closed down. This edition of ‘Brighter Future’ will only be available on our website. If you know of a tenant who would appreciate a printed copy, we can print out and post from our office. Please contact us on 0345 6067654 or post@taiceredigion.org.uk to leave the tenant’s contact details and we will arrange photocopies and postage. We hope the printers will be up and running for the next issue and normal service will be resumed!

We are delighted to share Tai Ceredigion Monitoring Group’s Annual Report for 2019/20.

Thank you to everyone involved for all the hard work in preparing the report again this year.

 This is a summary of a report from National Trading Standards regarding scams they have been informed of during this last week, all relating to the general uncertainty and worry about CORONAVIRUS.  Please take care of yourself and keep a watchful eye on vulnerable family and neighbours.

SCAM PRODUCTS

Supplement and anti-virus kits to cure or prevent COVID-19 DO NOT EXIST. Reports of online and door-to-door pressure selling. If you hear of local activity of this nature, please call 101.

DOORSTEP SCAMS

Here to help – individuals are calling at people’s houses offering to go Continue reading →

In 2018, Community Housing Cymru appointed Turning Point HR solutions to collate and analyse data provided by housing associations in Wales on senior management remuneration.  This research project was undertaken following recommendations from the Public Accounts Committee to generate greater transparency and openness in the sector and the findings have now been published on the CHC website.

To read more on the newly published report click here https://bit.ly/2CrIYnF