Latest news at CGA

Community Gateway Association is taking a significant step towards improving the Grange area of Ribbleton, Preston, by demolishing five blocks of flats known as 'Ribble Heights.'

Community Gateway Association has reached a monumental milestone with the completion of the development of our 1,000th affordable new home in Tulketh Brow, Canal Side View, Preston.

In its latest regulatory judgement, the Regulator for Social Housing has awarded Community Gateway Association the highest possible rating for its financial viability and for its governance arrangements.

If you’ve had a Gas service completed within the last four to six weeks, you may be contacted by Morgan Lambert to arrange a follow-up inspection. These checks are an important part of our process to ensure the work carried out in your home meets the highest standards.

I’m excited to share some key highlights from our recent Community Gateway Board meeting in November.

We are excited to announce that the brand-new Savick Library in Preston has officially opened its doors to the public.

We have noticed an increase in the bypassing of meters in our properties and as such, due to the serious health and safety risks this poses, action needs to be taken to prevent any serious incidents or fatalities.

Our Tenancy Management Team deal with reports of anti-social behaviour, noise nuisance, neighbour dispute and more, here is what a few days in the life of a Tenancy Management Officer look like.

Today marks the start of Anti-Social Behaviour Awareness Week and this year's theme is #MakingCommunitiesSafer. Each day will have a different focus, including Partnership Day, Young People's Day, Let’s Talk ASB Day and more — so stay tuned to our Facebook page for updates.

Chair of the Board, Phil Parramore, provides his October blog and update on all things Community Gateway Association following the Board meeting.