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Communal areas
Keeping communal areas safe
You must keep the communal areas of your housing block free of hazards to ensure there is a clear route of exit in the event of an emergency.
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Disabled Facilities Grants
Grants for disabled adaptations are available to help you live more comfortably in your own home by providing the necessary alterations to meet your needs.
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Tenant satisfaction
About tenant satisfaction measures
The Regulator of Social Housing is creating a new system for assessing how well social housing landlords in England are doing at providing good quality homes and services. This will involve a set of tenant satisfaction measures that social housing landlords must report on. People will be able to use these measures to understand how well landlords are doing. These measures should:
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Improving private rented homes in East Suffolk
Private renters in East Suffolk have had their say in a survey as part of East Suffolk Council’s plans to improve homes in the district.
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Survey
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Stepping Home
Stepping Home is a service designed to help people home from hospital or prevent admissions. Unlike other support services Stepping Home tackles all and any housing issues that place residents at risk. Working with a growing range of voluntary and statutory partners we identify and tackle hoarding, disrepair, falls risks, inadequate heating, disconnected services, loneliness, financial abuse, food and fuel poverty, income maximisation and more.
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Section 106 planning obligations (S106)
Section 106 or s106 Agreements (also known as Planning Obligations) are made by deed under Section 106 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 and are similar to covenants. They allow a local planning authority to enter into a legally-binding agreement with a landowner or developer to provide something or to restrict the use of a development. They relate to a person's land, binding whoever owns it and the obligation becomes a land charge.
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Authorities combine for collective day of action in Leiston
Council officers have taken part in a multi-agency day of action to improve community safety in Leiston.
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