What's the buzz around the Hive?

Glow will work with Pathways and Staffordshire Women’s Aid, following a unique opportunity from Staffordshire County Council.

We asked young care leavers at our homelessness specialist, Concrete, what they would change about the care system.

With customers concerned about efficiency, and new regulations set to come into effect, we asked Parity Projects to help us assess the energy efficiency of our homes.

Last month, Honeycomb Group welcomed Hanley Economic Building Society CEO, Mark Selby and Women’s Pioneer Housing, Director of Housing, Jess Page to their board member team. Together they will expand financial, housing services and customer engagement knowledge and experience across the board.

As an open and transparent Group, we wanted to share our consumer standards consultation response to give customers and partners greater insight.

New government data showed that 1,547 households in Stoke-on-Trent reached out to the city council for homelessness support last year.

With recent news around abuse and consent, Glow's specialist staff say that it's 'more important than ever before' to make sure young people have access to relationship education.

£15,000 from the Garfield Weston Foundation will enable Glow's education and prevention team to enhance their prevention work in local schools.

Over two years, the Opening Doors project supported 123 children through 384 sessions.