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Nottingham Building Society has reaffirmed its long-term commitment to tackling homelessness and supporting young people by extending its charity partnerships with Emmanuel House, Shelter, the housing and homelessness charity, and ThinkForward into 2026.

Sue Hayes comments on the findings of the latest annual Building Society Diversity Report, produced in partnership between the Building Societies Association and Bateman Collins.

Nottingham Building Society has reported another positive financial performance during the first half of 2025, up to 30 June 2025, during a period of transformation and consolidation.

Nottingham Building Society has reaffirmed its commitment to championing inclusion and community by confirming its sponsorship of Notts Pride for the second successive year.

Nottingham Building Society has officially opened the doors to its new Nottingham City branch, a major milestone that reaffirms the Society’s commitment to the high street and its roots in the city that has been its home for 175 years.

Nottingham Building Society has reaffirmed its commitment to tackling homelessness by extending its partnerships again with two leading local and national homeless charities, donating £100,000 to support their teams with critical support services.

Discover how building societies like Nottingham Building Society are prioritising customers over profit—helping nearly half a million first-time buyers, paying savers £5.4 billion more interest than big banks, and expanding their high street presence.

To mark World Homelessness Day we announced a significant donation of £100,000 to Emmanuel House Support Centre, a Nottingham-based charity that tackles isolation, vulnerability and homelessness.

We've shown further support for mental health charity The Wolfpack Project with £20,000 to help positively shape the careers of over 500 young adults in the city.

The UK Government announced the launch of Homes for Ukraine Sponsorship scheme which will enable homeowners across the UK to provide their own home as accommodation to refugees fleeing the war.