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Over 80 people, including the Mayor of Ipswich, attended an Information Fair hosted by Orbit East in Ipswich.
Orbit East has announced Peter Powling as its new Estates Supervisor
Orbit East Caretaker, Trevor Baxter, wins an award for doing a great job
Orbit East residents enjoyed a special screening of Furry Vengeneance at Cineworld in Ipswich.
An Orbit East resident has raised £650 for a Crohn's disease charity by holding a 'dartsathon' event.
Residents of Bramley Court Attleborough have held an Easter Fayre to raise money for the social committee
Residents at new scheme hunt for eggs and give their feedback
Orbit East has awarded £100 of Marks & Spencer vouchers to a good neighbour!
Racing personality Brough Scott has launched Orbit East's new community facility at Brough Scott House in Newmarket
Orbit East is to launch a new Community Suite for Newmarket
Residents at an Orbit East sheltered housing scheme in Norfolk have taken to the stage to perform a pantomime for their friends and family.
Residents and staff came together to celebrate 25 years of sheltered housing scheme Astor Court providing accommodation and care on 10 December.
We’re launching a scheme to support our customers to train as painters and decorators.
Sixty-nine-year-old Pearl Worby has lived in her Norwich home for nearly 50 years and thanks to Orbit Care and Repair, she won’t have to go into care.
To provide the best possible service and put our customers first, Orbit East has launched a census to collect some key pieces of information.
All of our residents should now have received the census. This helps us build up a picture of who our customers are, how we can best communicate with them and how we can deliver our services in the most effective way.
A group of young people from Suffolk have spray painted a mural to brighten a subway and tackle antisocial behaviour, with help from Orbit East.
Orbit East manages homes on Barker Road, which back onto the pedestrian subway leading from Tesco to Richard Burn Way under the A134 in Sudbury.
Orbit East’s Private Retirement Service (PRS) team has won three national awards for customer service at the Association of Retirement Housing Mangers (ARHM) annual conference.
More than 100 people joined in a lively residents’ fun day in Norwich organised by Orbit East.
The event at the newly built flats at Foulgers Opening, off Ber Street, was opened by the Lord Mayor of Norwich, Councillor Eve Collishaw, and featured a bouncy castle, a raffle, face painting and refreshments.
The Foulgers Opening Residents Association approached local businesses to donate prizes to the raffle.
Football fan and Orbit East resident Lee Thompson has celebrated getting down to the last 12 to represent England in the Homeless World Cup.
Lee, 34, who lives in a flat in Norwich, was just one step away from being selected to play at the tournament in Milan this September, and has been put on the reserves list.
The Homeless World Cup is a life changing international football competition, designed to develop the self-esteem and confidence of homeless people.
