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Transfer date put back again PDF Print E-mail
Written by Chas Shaw   
Thursday, 01 October 2009
Plymouth Community Homes (PCH) will not now take control of Plymouth's council homes on the 19th October.
 
By mutual agreement, PCH and the Council have decided to put the date back to the 16th November, owing to the financial and legal complexities that are taking longer than envisaged to resolve.  
Last Updated ( Thursday, 01 October 2009 )
 
Consultation starts on open spaces to be transferred to Plymouth Community Homes PDF Print E-mail
Written by Chas Shaw   
Tuesday, 25 August 2009
With the transfer of homes to Plymouth Community Homes less than two months away, a list of open spaces for inclusion in the transfer has been drawn up by the Council. A deadline for commenting on the proposals has been set for 14th September 2009. To find out if your area is affected, visit the Council's website or follow this direct link.
Last Updated ( Tuesday, 08 September 2009 )
 
Rent Reduction confirmed for August PDF Print E-mail
Written by Chas Shaw   
Thursday, 06 August 2009

Plymouth’s council tenants are to receive a rent and service charge reduction during the period 10th August – 6th September. The total saving for tenants will amount to the equivalent of a rent-free week.

As previously reported, this rent reduction was prompted by the availability of a government handout to councils to help their tenants during the economic downturn. While other councils have been able to reduce the weekly rent level, Plymouth has opted for a different approach because the stock will be transferring halfway through the financial year (October).

The rent reduction will not affect tenants on Housing Benefit.
 
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