28.09.2022

Local artist calls on community to share stories of St Paul’s Community Centre, Penarth

Residents are invited to workshops at St Paul’s Community Centre during October to redesign the stain glass windows at the former Church on Arcot Street.

23.08.2022

​We’re working towards becoming Dementia Friendly!

We’ve taken action to make our organisation more welcoming and accessible for our tenants and staff who are affected by dementia.

05.08.2022

Newydd's fund brings community spirit to Beddau & Tynant Library

Our community benefits programme has funded a new projector for Beddau & Tynant Community Library in Rhondda Cynon Taff.

21.07.2022

ASB Week

As its ASB (Anti-Social Behaviour) Awareness Week, we thought we would shine a light on a case last year that resulted in a positive outcome for all involved.  

21.06.2022

Improving our vision

Learning is about seeing things from a different perspective, so we recently consulted with our tenants about our new corporate plan themes.

20.06.2022

Historical Barry pub transformed

During half term, Newydd Housing Association opened the doors to a new development, The Windsor, a historical building in the vibrant coastal town of Barry.

15.06.2022

New housing complex and community centre opened in Penarth

A new development has recently been completed at St Paul’s Church in Penarth after significant investment by the Vale of Glamorgan Council.

08.04.2022

Tenants over the moon with stunning rural homes

Amber and her daughter Aria moved into their new home in Llangan on Friday having been sleeping on her mother’s sofa in Cowbridge.

08.04.2022

​Social landlord achieves national equality mark

Newydd has been successful in achieving a prestigious and nationally-recognised equality and diversity mark for social landlords.

11.03.2022

Working Wardobe launched in Rhydyfelin

A new service offering free interview clothing to job seekers was launched on Thursday 10th March in Rhydyfelin near Pontypridd.

07.02.2022

Teens step up for mental health

Marking the start of Children’s Mental Health Week, the ‘Step Up’ challenge will see teens tracking 12.5K steps, the equivalent to 10km, in return for points to spend on wellbeing activities or healthy food.