The next round of Stock Condition Surveys on NPH managed homes has commenced.

Whilst the main office is closed over Christmas the contact centre is still open for emergency repairs.

The NPH website has been refreshed with easier navigation, clearer content and helpful updates based on user feedback

NPH’s Chief Executive, Steve Feast, has announced he will be moving on to a new role within the housing sector in 2026.

The latest resident magazine Your Voice has been published, read it here for all your latest news.

Our first lunch for veterans was a great success. Find out more about the specialist support available for veterans here.

Have your say on our social media channels and you can enter the Christmas prize draw

The Met Office has issued amber and yellow weather warnings for heavy rain across Northamptonshire today and tomorrow

Last week we hosted another one of our popular Engagement Café events where residents can meet NPH colleagues and discuss any issues they have.

Plans approved to bring council housing services back in-house to West Northamptonshire Council at Council Cabinet meeting

Proposals to bring council homes currently managed by NPH under the direct management of West Northamptonshire Council (WNC) are set to be considered by councillors at an upcoming WNC Cabinet meeting.

NPH's upcoming Engagement Café is being held in November. NPH officers from various departments will be available to provide guidance and advice.

Supporting gas safety week, keeping families safe in their homes

The results from the Tenant Satisfaction Measures are in from 2024-25 and residents have told us things are heading in the right direction.

Our first lunch for veterans was a great success. Find out more about the specialist support available for veterans here.

Our August Engagement Cafe was well attended by residents, read this article to find out what they said about the event...

An update about our progress since we last updated you.

Making communities safer: NPH staff deliver a 'high quality ASB service' all year round

WNC recommended that its council housing provision be brought back under direct Council management and this has been approved as a ‘minded-to decision’ by the Cabinet

Recently a court injunction was granted to allow access to a resident's home for all essential safety checks after they had repeatedly refused access.