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Three of our community initiatives will be recognised as part of the 2015 Responsible Business Awards, run by Business in the Community.

A picturesque spot at the edge of a WDH estate is heading into spring with a makeover thanks to a weekly gardening club.

Residents at WDH’s city centre Independent Living Scheme, Hatfeild Court, took part in a free chair-based exercise taster session last week as part of an initiative to help those with reduced mobility stay fit.

Dozens of people visited WDH’s Croftlands Independent Living Scheme in Ossett on Tuesday to find out what it has to offer.

Youngsters saw the fruits – or rather, the flowers – of their labours when they returned to a planting project at WDH’s Benson Lane bungalows in Normanton.

All WDH service access points including the Hub at the Bull Ring, Wakefield will be closed from Good Friday (3 April) to Easter Monday, reopening on Tuesday morning, 7 April 2015.

Our Community Learning Programme starts this month and offers FREE courses to tenants and people living on our estates.

Glasshoughton streets are cleaner and greener thanks to an Environmental Day of Action organised by the Wakefield Together partnership of WDH, Wakefield Council and West Yorkshire Police.

Pupils from Normanton Common Primary School took part in a “spring clean” to tidy up land near WDH’s Hopetown Walk bungalows.

Our Ossett Service Access Point - located at Ossett Library - is currently closed  while construction work is carried out. The nearest alternative office is: WDH Hub, Bull Ring, Wakefield. Opening hours:Monday to Friday - 9.00 to 16.30Thursday Late night - 19.00Saturday - 9.00 to 12 noon Please note that the WDH Hub will be closed on Good Friday, Easter Saturday and Bank Holiday Monday. It will re-open on Tuesday 7 April. You call also call our customer contact centre, OneCALL on: 0345 8 507 507 We apologise for any inconvenience.