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Sovereign Living is having a shared ownership homes open event at the Secmaton Rise/Swan's Rise site on Saturday 29th September between 10.30am - 2.00pm Three bedroom and two bedroom shared ownership homes available. Shared ownership is accessible to first time buyers with a household income of less than £60,000 pa.
Just thought I'd remind everyone about this.
Check out the advert at the bottom of the front page of this week's Gazette. Dawlish Internet Cafe, 15 Piermont Place, Dawlish Tel: 01626 888824 Free Wi-Fi, Computers with webcams, Printing, Faxing, PC repairs, Iphone/Ipod repairs
@Andysport Why not take those apples along to the Delicious Dawlish event this coming Saturday? Feel sure they would find someone who would like 'em (me for starters!). Delicious Dawlish - 1pm-3pm Saturday 22nd Sept. The Strand Centre (United Reformed Church) The Strand.
From today's Inside Housing (wonder if the pay day loan companies will get involved........?) Banks asked to help tenants with universal credit 18 September 2012 | By Tom Lloyd The government is calling for banks and other businesses to come forward with financial products that will help benefit recipients cope with the demands of moving to universal credit. Welfare ...
This will start throughout the country in October 2013. Claims for it will need to be made online (hope everyone's computer literate and has access to a computer!), and it will be paid monthly into a bank account (so, if you don't have a bank account - and I know people who don't - I guess you'll need to open one before October 2013). The Universal credit will replace: income-based ...
The Environment Agency are seeking local people with good memories, etc about the Warren for a film. If you can help (or know people who can) please get in contact with Andrew Bulpin, Secretary of Dawlish Warren Tourism by this Wednesday am. andrew@bulpin.com
Brilliant!
As I know not everyone gets the Dawlish Post delivered I thought I'd reproduce here an article that is on page 14 of this week's edition concerning social housing tenants and how rents may be affected if incomes increase. Here's the article: " Claims that new social housing tenancy rules could encourage some people to give up work or risk losing their homes have been dismissed by the ...
