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Roger has lived in his G ateway h ome since August 1977, almost 50 years. Over time, he's seen his neighbourhood change, made lasting connections with his neighbours and continued to play an active part in his local community.  

Mr Ullah has lived at Mosque Tower since 2016. Over the past 10 years, he's seen his local area change and grow, but his connection to the community remains as important as ever. 

If you use British Sign Language (BSL), you can use SignVideo to help you communicate with us.  

Fireworks can be a fun way to celebrate Bonfire Night, Diwali and other special occasions. But they can also be dangerous if they are not used safely. 

Come along to Holmsdale Community Centre on Monday 26 October to collect free food from The Felix Project. 

We're teaming up with Esports Youth Club to bring six free gaming sessions to our community centres for young people aged 11 to 18.   

Hate behaviour is never acceptable and at Gateway we don't accept discrimination, harassment or abuse of any kind. If it happens to you, or you see it happening to someone else, please tell us. We will listen and take your concerns seriously.

Sheree leads the teams that support residents across our sheltered housing communities in Tower Hamlets. She recently shared her experience at the Social Housing Round Table, where she spoke about what matters most to older residents and how Gateway is changing our services to m ake sure they work for our customers.  

October is Black History Month, and there are lots of opportunities to celebrate Black history, culture and communities in East London.  

Residents at Bow Green recently came together to celebrate their new homes, meet their neighbours and unveil a mural inspired by the history and people of the local area.