Message from our Chief Executive, Alan Smith
Housing associations receive ratings from the Regulator of Social Housing based on how well they meet regulatory standards.
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Durham County Council has launched ‘Let’s Talk County Durham’, a new vibrant and exciting consultation and engagement online platform that offers residents more ways to participate in decisions that affect their area.
On visiting the platform, you have the option to create an account that makes it easier for you to keep a record of your feedback, get updates and follow the progress of projects that interest you.
You will be able to have your say using a variety of feedback methods that actively involve communities in local decision-making, deciding together on the things that matter to them.
You can access the platform by visiting letstalkcountydurham.co.uk
Housing associations receive ratings from the Regulator of Social Housing based on how well they meet regulatory standards.
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A County Durham branch of the Women’s Institute is stitching a fitting tribute to their history, thanks to funding from believe housing.
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Residents of Shadforth, County Durham recently came together for a sell-out Murder Mystery evening, hosted by the village’s amateur dramatics group.
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Winter can feel difficult, but there are ways to stay warm, connected, and supported in our communities.
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