Tenant news

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Have your say: 5 ways to get involved with Habinteg

Becoming an involved Habinteg tenant gives you the chance to have a say in your services, raise issues that matter to you and help shape what happens at Habinteg. ...

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How the My Habinteg portal can help you manage your tenancy

Managing your tenancy can mean keeping track of your rent, reporting repairs and getting in touch with us. My Habinteg gives you one place to do all this online....

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Could a social supermarket cut your food bill?

The weekly food shop can drain your budget, but social supermarkets offer everyday household staples at much lower prices, and there might be one right on your doorstep....

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The hidden places mould can grow at home and how to tackle it

Some areas of your home can be overlooked when checking for mould. We’ve gathered a few surprising spots worth looking at, along with advice on what to do if you find mould....

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Second Hand September - 5 ideas for reusing and upcycling at home

Second Hand September is a great time to think about what we already have at home. Reusing, repairing and upcycling can help reduce waste and save you money. ...

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Energy Price Cap increase: Could you be paying less?

Ofgem, the UK’s energy regulator, has confirmed the energy price cap will rise from 1 October, which could affect household energy costs over the coming months. ...