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As the rising cost of living continues to impact communities, we have teamed up with Central Co-op and Staffordshire County Council to help residents stretch their budgets further.

Together, we’ve launched a partnership to promote healthy eating through free masterclasses that teach people how to prepare affordable, nutritious meals at home.

Our Warm Spaces Cafés in Winshill and Stapenhill received a festive surprise as eight players from Burton Albion’s (men’s and women’s) first team squad visited to spread some holiday cheer.

A Trent & Dove colleague celebrating a phenomenal 40 years with us has provided a fascinating insight into how life has changed in the town over the last four decades.

Members of the over 55s community have had their chance to choose the design of the kitchens on our £21.3 million housing development in Burton town centre.

One of our residents said he cried tears of joy after undergoing a complete kitchen upgrade, reducing electricity bills and changing his family’s lives.

Pensioners whose weekly income is below £218.15 for a single person or £332.95 for a couple should check to see if they are eligible for this support, worth £3,900 a year on average. 

A Recovery Academy supporting students through their rehabilitation is transforming a community garden into a safe haven thanks to a cash boost from our Grants Panel.

We recently welcomed Howard Msukwa, a rice farmer from Northern Malawi, in Africa, to our 181 Community Café in Hawfield Lane, Winshill.

A big thank you to everyone who supported and attended our fun days over the summer holidays!

We were thrilled to welcome more than 1,000 people to our Stapenhill event alone, with hundreds more joining us at our Uttoxeter and Horninglow fun days.