Care specialist becomes latest housing association to access Bank of England COVID-19 scheme

News15.09.2010:00 AM by Dominic Brady

England’s largest provider of specialist housing and care to older people, Anchor Hanover, has increased its liquidity by £140m via the Bank of England’s coronavirus liquidity scheme.

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