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Money adviceRent arrears If you’re having problems paying your rent, please get in touch with us immediately to prevent debt building up. on 0208 749 7112 or email customerservices@womenspioneer.co.uk We will work with you to agree on how you can clear any arrears by paying a realistic amount within a reasonable space of time. Welfare…
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Make a complaintWe try to resolve all individual issues quickly and informally but if you are dissatisfied with our service you can raise a formal complaint.Please complete a Stage 1 form below with details of your complaint and what you would like us to do to put things right and return to feedback@womenspioneer.co.uk.Alternatively you can…
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Black History Month
Black History Month 2002 theme is ‘Time for Change: Action not Words’
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Pioneers in artOnly a very small percentage of women were listed as artists on the census in the 1920s, but there are several artists among WPH’s early tenants. These women were from relatively wealthy backgrounds, which allowed them to pursue what was often a precarious and badly paid career; however, the fact that WPH’s homes…
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Pharmacies launch codeword scheme to domestic abuse victims
If you are a victim of domestic abuse you can ask for ANI at your local pharmacy.
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WPH’s Public Waiting List opening Monday 3rd April 2023
The Women’s Pioneer Housing public waiting list will be open between Monday 3rd April 9.30am until Monday 17th April 5.30pm. Please read all the information and check if you are eligible before applying
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Quality homes, excellent services, strong foundations with residents at the heartAbout usPay your rent We provide you with different online methods to pay your rent.Pay your rentReport a repair Report all non-urgent repairs through our online form. Request a repairPay rentReport a repairFeedbackReport ASB Residents, we would love your feedback!We are currently in the process of updating our…
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HistoryWomen’s Pioneer Housing’s long and fascinating history began in 1920, when its founder Etheldred Browning gathered together a group of like-minded women who were all passionate about addressing the lack of housing for professional working women. They registered WPH as a public utility on 4th October 1920; in 1921, WPH began buying properties in West London…