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HOUSING INFORMATION BOOKLET 2016 HOUSING INFORMATION BOOKLET Homechoice is North Yorkshire’s way of allocating Council and partner housing association properties for rent and shared ownership properties for sale. North Yorkshire Homechoice covers the Local Authorities of: Hambleton District Council City of York Richmondshire District Council Ryedale District Council Craven District Council Scarborough Borough Council Selby District Council northyorkshirehomechoice.org.uk Hambleton District Housing Options Team, Civic Centre, Stone Council Cross, Northallerton DL6 2UU - 01609 779977 Broadacres Housing Broadacres House, Mount View, Standard Way, Association Northallerton DL6 2YD - 01609 767900 City of York Council Customer Centre, West Offices, Station Rise, York YO1 6GA - 01904 551550 Richmondshire District Mercury House, Station Road, Richmond Council DL10 4JX - 01748 829100 Ryedale District Ryedale House, Malton YO17 7HH Council - 01653 600666 Craven District 1 Belle Vue Square, Broughton Road, Skipton Council BD23 1FJ - 01756 700600 Yorkshire Housing Dyson Chambers, 12-14 Briggate, Leeds LS1 6ER York - 01904 436373, Malton - 01653 600300 Skipton - 01756 704500 Scarborough Borough Town Hall, St Nicholas Street, Scarborough Council YO11 2HG - 01723 232323 Yorkshire Coast Brook House, 4 Gladstone Road, Scarborough Homes - 0845 0655656 Yorkshire Coast The Coliseum, Victoria Place, Whitby YO21 1EZ Homes - 0845 065 5757 Selby District Access Selby, Market Cross Shopping Council Centre, Selby YO8 4JS - 01757 705 101 1 BED AND BREAKFAST ACCOMMODATION IN HAMBLETON Addresses and Telephone numbers BEDALE The Buck Inn, Thornton Watlass, Bedale - 01677 422461 The Green Dragon, 16 Market Place, Bedale - 01677 425246 The King’s Head, 40 Market Place, Bedale - 01677 422763 The Leeming Bar Hotel, Leeming Lane, Leeming Bar - 01677 426264 Little Holtby, Leeming Bar - 01609 748762 Tatton Lodge, Londonderry - 01677 422222 The Three Coopers, Emgate, Bedale - 01677 422153 The White Bear Hotel, 1 South End, Bedale - 01677 422518 The White Rose Hotel, Bedale Road, Leeming Bar - 01677 422707 2 EASINGWOLD The Farmers Inn, Raskelf Road, Brafferton, Helperby - 01423 360110 The Old Black Bull, North End, Raskelf - 01347 821431 NORTHALLERTON The Buck Inn, 238 High Street, Northallerton - 01609 777792 The Otterington Shorthorn Inn, South Otterington - 01609 773816 The Queen Catherine Hotel, West End, Osmotherley - 01609 883209 Golden Lion, High Street, Northallerton - 01609 777411 Windsor Guest House, 56 South Parade, Northallerton - 01609 774100 Allerton Court Hotel Darlington Road, Northallerton - 01609 780525 3 STOKESLEY Blackwell Ox Hotel, Carlton, Stokesley - 01642 712287 Dromonby Hall Farm, Busby Lane, Kirkby-in-Cleveland - 01642 712312 THIRSK Fourways, Townend, Thirsk - 01845 522601 Kirkgate House Hotel, 35 Kirkgate, Thirsk - 01845 525015 Long Acre, 86a Topcliffe Road, Sowerby, Thirsk - 01845 522360 The Nags Head Inn, Pickhill, Thirsk - 01845 56739 Old Red House Hotel, Station Road, Thirsk - 01845 524383 Plump Bank, Felixkirk Road, Thirsk - 01845 522406 St James House, 36 St James Green, Thirsk - 01845 524120 The Poplars, Carlton Miniott, Thirsk - 01845 522712 4 HOUSE SHARE AND ROOMS TO LET flatmateclick.co.uk easyroommate.com roomads.co.uk roombuddies.com spare-room.co.uk Teesside Lodge, 313 Marton Road Middlesbrough, TS4 2HG ......After 1pm - 07891692853 USEFUL WEBSITES northyorkshirehomechoice.org.uk fish4homes.co.uk rightmove.co.uk propertyfinder.com zoopla.co.uk primelocation.com gartoo.co.uk/flat-to-let-in-northallerton flatmaterooms.co.uk/northallerton 5 LETTING AGENTS WITH PROPERTY IN HAMBLETON Agency and Telephone BEDALE Robin Jessop Ltd 4 North End, Bedale - 01677 425950 Norman F Brown 6 Bridge Street, Bedale - 01677 422282 George F White 9 South End, Bedale - 01677 425301 J R Hopper Market Place, Town Centre, Leyburn - 01969 622936 EASINGWOLD Hunters Estate Agents Kirby Cottage, Market Place, Easingwold - 01347 823535 Stephensons Estate Agents Market Place, Easingwold - 01347 821145 Ponderosa Caravan Site Sutton on the Forest, York - 01347 811233 6 NORTHALLERTON Bridgfords Lettings 75A High Street, Northallerton - 01609 531516 Darwin M W & Sons 3 South Parade, Northallerton - 01609 773567 John Prest Properties Stamford House, 65 High Street, Northallerton www.jprest.co.uk - 01609 777757 Moody’s Binks Close Standard Way Industrial Estate, Northallerton - 01609 772207 Northallerton Estate 143 High Street, Northallerton Agency - 01609 771959 James Winn 73 High Street, Northallerton - 01609 777125 Mr A Harrison Northallerton - 01609 881518 STOKESLEY Bridgfords 50 High Street, Stokesley - 01642 386348 Your Move, Scott Collier 27 College Square, Stokesley Taylor - 01642 711570 Roseberry Newhouse 2 North Road ,Stokesley - 01642 711111 7 THIRSK Belvoir Lettings 11 Kirkgate, Thirsk, North Yorkshire YO7 1PQ - 01845 527555 Joplings 19 Market Place, Thirsk - 01845 522680 Luke Miller & Associates Ltd 4 Finkle Street, Thirsk - 01845 525112 James Winn 29 Market Place, Thirsk - 01845 524488 Stephensons 2 Finkle Street, Thirsk - 01845 574574 SUPPORTED ACCOMMODATION IN HAMBLETON Broadacres Housing Association The Crossing 4 Boroughbridge Road Northallerton DL7 8AN Tel - 01609 767900 Foundation Housing Thirsk Tel - 01845 522222 8 FLOATING SUPPORT SERVICES Foundation – Homeless Prevention [email protected] Tel - 01609 767008 GENERAL INFORMATION/ADVICE Citizens Advice Bureau 277 High Street, Northallerton - 0844 8563475 Legal Aid Board - 0191 2323461 Dept Work & Pensions (Job Centre Plus) - 0845 6043719 DWP Crisis Loans - 0800 0327950 H.A.R.P. 35 Westgate, Thirsk - 01845 521458 Women’s Refuge/Domestic Violence Advice Line - 01325 364486 North Yorkshire Horizons - 01723 330730 Hambleton & Richmondshire Advocacy - 01609 778652 9 MORTGAGE RESCUE Contact Housing Options Team at Hambleton District Council on - 01609 779977 Breathing Space – contact Housing Options Team at Hambleton District Council on - 01609 779977 BOND SCHEMES Hambleton District Council - 01609 779977 Darlington Bond Scheme - 01325 467617 DEBT COUNSELLING Hambleton Money Advice Line - 01845 525303 Jubilee - Christians Against Poverty – Contact Sue Robinson - 01609 760950 Keyhouse – Independent Housing Advice - 01904 557490 10 WOMEN’S REFUGE ACCOMMODATION Contact Womens Aid on (0808 2000 247) for details of available Refuge accommodation (Free phone 24hr National Domestic Helpline) FORCES INFORMATION SSAFA (Welfare) - 01904 643397 or 020 7403 8783 SSAFA- RAF Leeming - 01677 423041 Ext 7083 JSHA (Housing) - 01722 436571 Veterans’ Advice Unit - 0845 6020302 RAF Leeming - 01677 423041 Ext 7734/7735 Catterick - 01748 872408 York - 01904 665921 SPACES (Single Person Accommodation Ex Services) - 01748 833797 11 BED AND BREAKFAST ACCOMMODATION OUTSIDE HAMBLETON DARLINGTON Centenary Guest House, 25 Westbrook Villas - 01325 353736 3 Barningham Street, Darlington (Men only) - 01325 481830 Hudson Guest House, 16 Station Rd, Darlington (Mainly men) - 01325 461525 Steve Smith, 116 High Northgate, Darlington (Men only) - 01325 283397 Harrowgate Hill Lodge North Road Darlington - 01325 382121 MIDDLESBROUGH G & S Accommodation - 01642 819830 Beach Guest House, Borough Rd - 01642 218950 12 LETTING AGENTS WITH PROPERTY OUTSIDE HAMBLETON (Certain restrictions may apply) Alan Ayers & Co, 115 Parkgate, Darlington - 01325 460584 Bridgfords , 23 Duke Street, Darlington - 01325 506 229 Darlington Landlords Association www.darlingtonlandlords.co.uk - 01325 722246 Peter Freitag Associates, 29a Duke Street, Darlington - 01325 464068 Property Management North East, 27 Duke Street, Darlington - 01325 382302 Castle Estates, 51 Duke Street, Darlington - 01325 460707 J.R. Hopper & Co, Market Place Town Centre, Leyburn - 01969 622936 Central Accommodation Bureau, 16 – 26 Albert Road, Middlesbrough - 01642 242011 Swiftlets, Outram House, 39 Outram Street, Darlington, Co Durham, DL3 7DP www.swiftlets.co.uk - 01325 489028 Property Angels, Darlington - 07939567562 or 07515471121 13 Manners & Harrison, High Street Stockton - 01642 606161 Stockton Flats, 80 Hartington Road, Stockton-on-Tees - 01642 614651 Garrison Lettings Ltd, 4 Frenchgate, Richmond - 01748 822232 Fairlets Property Services, 10 Newbiggin, Richmond - 01748 824023 Teesside Estates - 01287 626222 HOSTEL ACCOMMODATION OUTSIDE HAMBLETON Arc Light, Union Terrace, York YO31 7ES - 01904 630500 Community Campus 87, St Mary’s Centre, 82-90 Corporation Road Middlesbrough (16-25 year old. supported housing) - 01642 247209 English Churches Housing Group , Wellington Street, Middlesbrough - 01642 242534 Single Key Project 22 Gribdale, Pallister Park, Middlesbrough (for young people over 16 – app needed) - 01642 244549 Stockton Churches Mission to the Single Homeless Ltd, Bridge House, 48-56 Bridge Road, Stockton - 01642 800311 14 Turnaround Homes, 26 Symons Close, Stockton-on-Tees - 07774957106 YOU HAVE NOWHERE TO LIVE ! But you are not thought to be vulnerable under the Homeless rules. Housing Options Team at Hambleton may be able to assist you with a Bond to enable you to secure a private rented property. Bond Application Forms can be obtained from Hambleton District Council Offices. What the Housing Benefits Section CAN do to help: provide advice on your entitlement to Housing Benefit. deal with your claim for entitlement as quickly as possible. You will need ......to help us by giving us all the information we need as quickly as possible. ......This will include proof of your income, rent payable and proof of your ......identity. If you
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