Hinckley sixth formers picked up a wealth of useful tips about managing their money beyond school during two days of financial education sponsored by Hinckley & Rugby Building Society. Ed Flack, a financial education expert from the not-for-profit WizeUp, worked … Continue reading
Hinckley & Rugby Building Society has put a local artist’s work centre stage in its window as part of Rugby Festival of Culture’s Art Trail. Artist Janet Watson’s painting Scarlet Hawthorn is in the window of the North Street branch … Continue reading
Hinckley & Rugby Building Society has donated an office printer to help Hinckley Area Foodbank manage its vital work helping feed thousands of local people. In 2018-2019 Hinckley Area Foodbank fed almost 6,000 people who collected three days’ nutritionally balanced … Continue reading
Hinckley & Rugby Building Society welcomed Rugby MP Mark Pawsey to its branch on North Street to learn about its contribution to the town’s community. The MP met Hinckley & Rugby chief executive Colin Fyfe and the branch staff, plus … Continue reading
Hinckley & Rugby Building Society has donated a key piece of equipment to keep a local theatre group in the spotlight. The Building Society has bought a £150 power mixer for the theatre company Little Acorns which will be used … Continue reading
Hinckley & Rugby Building Society has won double awards for its staff members’ volunteering in schools and colleges. The business volunteering charity Leicestershire Cares named Hinckley & Rugby the winners in its 2019 Outstanding Contribution to Education and Outstanding Contribution … Continue reading
Hinckley & Rugby has donated £1,000 to Rainbows Hospice for Children and Young People following voting at the Building Society’s Annual General Meeting. Continue reading →
![HRBS.CareLeavers.1[1]](https://www.hrbs.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/HRBS.CareLeavers.11-1-100x100.jpg "Hinckley & Rugby helps care leavers live independently")
Hinckley & Rugby has presented finance tips to young care leavers in Leicestershire and Rutland as they learn how to live independently. The Society’s chief executive Colin Fyfe, branch and agency support officer Tracey Ingram and HR assistant Donna Lloyd … Continue reading
Pupils at Nuneaton’s Values Academy boosted their knowledge of all things money during a day of financial education sponsored by Hinckley & Rugby Building Society. Continue reading →
