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Magenta Living hosted a special annual event recently thanking involved residents who play an important part in building our communities.

Birkenhead First's Town Hosts together with Magenta Living and other local partners have delivered a much-needed spring clean to the shopping area in the Business Improvement District (BID).

Merseyside Fire and Rescue Service (MFRS) has carried out a training exercise at Brackendale, one of Magenta Living’s high rise developments in Woodchuch, Birkenhead.

Our Contact Centre is currently receiving a high volume of calls as a result of yesterday's adverse weather conditions and our Responsive Repairs Team are carrying out numerous repairs as a result.

 
Please note that repairs to dividing fencing between neighbouring properties are the responsibility of tenants - as stipulated in the tenancy agreement.

Nine week old Jayden Michael Alexander McKay and his mum Charlotte McKay recently received the keys to their new home on Magenta Living’s Crossways estate, Bidston.

Collaborative working has proved the key to eradicating the problem of anti social behaviour in one of Magenta Living’s neighbourhoods recently.

The Building Services arm of Magenta Living are always looking at new ways to harness new talent.

Magenta Living continues to demonstrate our ambition in providing excellent customer services by retaining our ‘Customer Service Excellence’ certification following a recent audit. The audit involved several stages including focus groups with staff members, customers and partner organisations.

Magenta Living recently evicted a tenant from Ward Grove, Rock Ferry due to subjecting her neighbours to a catalogue of incidents over a prolonged period of time. These included, harassing people for money, loud drunken parties, alleged drug use and drug dealing, theft, begging and shouting and screaming in the street. Incidents would happen at any time during the day or night.

Kelseigh Hardy set herself a goal this Christmas; to bring a little festive cheer into the lives of elderly people. Her one woman mission was to ring around local Care Homes, obtain a list of residents who have no family, then enlist the help of her Facebook friends and colleagues to buy presents.