Mays Court

20/08/2026

🚨 Not every online stranger is a new friend.

Fake profiles and scam accounts are designed to gain your trust before asking for personal information, money, or access to your accounts.

Learn how to spot the signs and stay one step ahead.

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20/08/2026

⚠️ Beware of these fake TV Licensing emails! The links within the email take you to a fake page created by fraudsters, designed to steal your personal information and money.

➡️ Forward scam emails to the National Cyber Security Centre on [email protected].

Need help to check if a TV Licensing email is genuine?

1. Check the sender - Genuine TV Licensing emails are sent from [email protected] or [email protected]

2. Partial Postcode - If you have provided TV Licensing with your postcode details, their emails will include part of your postcode and/or the name on the licence.

3. Look for your name - If you’ve given TV Licensing your name, then they’ll always address you using your last name and title. The scammers won’t normally have that information about you. So, watch out for emails that only address you as “Dear client” or “Dear customer” – or just use your email address (or part of it).

4. Check the spelling and grammar - Because scammers can’t use genuine TV Licensing web addresses or email addresses, they’ll try to use slightly different spellings – look out for things like hyphens and full stops in odd places. Be suspicious too if there are mistakes in the email with capital letters or other grammatical errors, like missing full stops – this could be a scam.

5. Check the links - Be wary of emails promising money/refunds. For example, phrases such as, “click below to access your refund”, followed by a request to provide your credit card or bank details (TV Licensing would never process a refund in this way). Always check links in an email before clicking or tapping them. If you're on a computer, hover over the link (but don't click it). This will reveal the name of the web address that you are being sent to. If you're on a smartphone or tablet, press and hold on the link (don't release while you are on the link). This will reveal the name of the web address that you are being sent to.

08/07/2026

.. one of our furry residents taking it easy in the shade today 🐾

06/07/2026

https://www.felixstowecarnival.org/?fbclid=IwZnRzaAS4MZdleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZAo2NjI4NTY4Mzc5AAEeUBrXSLGeTiC3METAmOZkjH2SWQTUQTFDykmFgsz2pcDK4tFYzcXP8ks0ByQ_aem_J17m-tsiZzhORafueOsNUw

Breaking News ! This year, we’re bringing something new… decorated shields! For more information look at Application Forms The theme for this years carnival is……. BATTLE OF THE BANDS! Get your thinking caps on, we can’t wait to see what float designs you all come up with!

01/07/2026

27/06/2026

Today, on Armed Forces Day, we recognise and thank the serving personnel, veterans, reservists and military families who make such an important contribution to our communities.

At Housing 21, we're proud to have signed the Armed Forces Covenant and also be holders of the Defence Employer Recognition Scheme Bronze Award, reflecting our commitment to being an Armed Forces-friendly organisation.

As part of this pledge, we support the provision of housing for older veterans, employ veterans and their families, support reservists through additional leave, and actively participate in national events such as Armed Forces Day and Remembrance activities.

We are also proud to be home to many residents who have served in the Armed Forces, and we value the experiences, dedication and stories they bring to our communities.

Find out more about our commitment to the Armed Forces community: https://ow.ly/wmJk50ZgQkl

26/06/2026

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25/06/2026