Riverside’s improvement plans at Ash Plantation, an ancient woodland on North Bransholme, have been given the thumbs up by residents. Our proposals will include improvements to existing footpaths and the creation of new ones, as well as an outdoor classroom with seating for group activities.  Fencing installations to the perimeter of the woodland are already underway, making it safer and more inviting for visitors. Any trees that need to be

Beaudene Kilty, Asset Officer What do you enjoy most about your job and why?At the moment the mobile working, being out of the office every day getting to meet our tenants in person. What is your biggest work related achievement so far?Helping with a quick response to flooding at Mickley in the recent heavy rain, liaising with tenants and ensuring that everyone

Riverside has obtained an anti-social behaviour injunction against a tenant whose nuisance behaviour included threatening contractors working inhis home. The injunction against Michael Redman, of Falkirk Close, follows persistentinstances of nuisance behaviour within North Bransholme and Riverside offices. The order, granted in November 2015, prevented further nuisance behaviour towards others for an indefinite term. Just weeks later, Riverside had to return to Hull County Court followingmultiple breaches when Mr Redman was threatening and abusive to our contractors

Riverside is hosting its third conference focusing on lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) issues.  The event, open to everyone regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity, will take place on June 2, 2016, in Liverpool. If necessary, we can arrange travel and accommodation and can also cater for special dietary needs. Attendees will meet staff fromRiverside’s LGBT staff group Spectrum and fellow tenants and residents, hear