Bristol Noise get pruning to help a resident in need

Engagement

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Thanks to Bristol Noise and our Tenancy Impact Team, one Lockleaze resident has had help to maintain her garden.

Our resident was unable to prune her garden hedge herself, so Tenancy Impact Officer, Marion Pitter, organised support from Bristol Noise. Husband and wife team, Steve and Sue (pictured) who volunteer at Bristol Noise, stepped in to lend a helping hand.

Marion explained: “Bristol Noise is a community-run project of volunteers who come together to host a weekend of events and practical projects across the city. The event took place over the May bank holiday weekend. This year, we were fortunate to have them transform the gardens of some of our residents who are unable to maintain their gardens themselves.

“Steve and Sue did a brilliant job pruning the hedge, which they said was quite challenging. They spent time chatting with our resident and popped next door, with permission, to do some cutting from the neighbours’ side of the hedge. The result was a beautifully maintained hedge, and it really cheered up our resident.”

Help for residents most in need

Our Tenancy Impact team offers support to residents who are most in need, helping you manage money (bills, debts, benefits etc) and giving you the confidence to manage independently, taking control of decisions that affect you. We work with local partners to deliver this support and can point you in the direction of services in your area.

What to do if you need support?

If you feel you would benefit from extra support, please contact your Housing Officer on 0117 942 4600. They will discuss your situation and if appropriate, refer you to our Tenancy Impact Team.