From 1 February 2024, Bury Council is responsible for managing and maintaining all council homes previously supported by Six Town Housing.
Please use this website and other contact points as usual. Further information is also available on the council’s website.
Find out more here: Six Town Housing Update
About Equality and Diversity
It’s not just about bricks and mortar. We don’t just repair our customers’ homes and collect their rent. We aim to support communities and help people make the most of their lives.
We believe everyone has the right to be treated equally, with respect and to feel safe and secure in their home and neighbourhood. We also believe that everyone should be able to meet their full potential, regardless of who they are.
Our community and workforce is diverse, with a wonderful variety of cultures, beliefs and languages. That’s why equality and diversity is so important to Six Town Housing. It’s about celebrating and respecting each other’s uniqueness and treating one another fairly. By doing this, individual lives are enriched and happier and safer communities are created.
In this section of our website, we set out our approach to equality and diversity. We recognise that there are specific groups and individuals in society who experience discrimination, harassment and exclusion as a result of different aspects of their identity. We appreciate that this can have a profound impact on their lives and adversely affect the opportunities open to them. We want to tackle all such forms of discrimination on behalf of our customers, staff and the communities we serve.
For Six Town Housing we believe that:
By ensuring that equality and diversity becomes central to everything we do, we can:
Everyone on this planet is unique. That’s an amazing fact.
Read our Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Framework for 2021 - 2023