Coast & Country
Issue 10 | Spring/Summer 2017
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www.coastandcountryhousing.org.ukYour Homes Coast & Country Contents 01642 771300 www.coastandcountryhousing.org.uk Welcome Welcome from the Tenant Communications Panel 3 In the News Our Chief Executive set to Retire 4 Important Contacts New appointments at Coast & Country 4 A hero’s welcome for BDO darts champion Glen Durrant 5 Coast & Country Housing Coast & Country customer receives Mayor’s Community Achievement Award 5 Knights and dragons come to Westfield Farm 5 01642 771300 Third extra care development announced 6 07860017148 The Shore – happy birthday 6 [email protected] The Dunes – home sweet home 7 The Bistro 8 Rent Services Welcome from the Tenant Rent, money and benefits 01642 771326/771327 New Directions success 9 [email protected] Communications PanelEveryone’s always looking to save money; on page New Directions 9 14 we have an exclusive voucher for all readers to Protect yourself from illegal money lending 10 Hello readers, we hope you had a wonderful save 20%* at Re:Furnish as well as money saving Protect yourself against identity fraud 10 Benefit and Money Advice Easter and you’re looking forward to the warmer advice for your Northumbrian Water bill on page 11. BT basic phone and broadband deal summer weather. 11 [email protected] We know how hard life can be and sometimes Help with your Northumbrian Water bill 11 Although it’s hard to believe we’re already 01642 771424 we all need a helping hand, which is why in this Universal Credit 12 writing our next edition, we’ve made sure edition, we wanted to highlight the help on offer to Readers’ letters 13 we have packed it full of the latest stories, all Coast & Country customers who are struggling Memory lane – Lingdale 13 Welfare Reform community news, money saving tips and a with making a claim for Universal Credit or those bumper list of free and low cost activities on who might be struggling to pay their rent. You For You 01642 771367 pages 18-19 to keep the family entertained over can read the story of how the Welfare Reform [email protected] the next few months. team helped Robert on page 12. The team are very Leading the way to end furniture poverty friendly and approachable – so if you or someone 14 In particular, page 20 makes us look forward to you know who is a Coast & Country customers Re:Furnish roadshow 14 celebrating 100 years of Dormanstown on Friday needs help, please encourage them to get in Exclusive Re:Furnish 20% off voucher 14 HomeCall Independent 23 June and Saturday 24 June at Westfield Farm. contact with the team. Re:Furnish competition winners 15 Living Services It’s free entry with plenty of family fun including Your loved one’s treasured possessions 15 01642 771339 a magician, a juggler, historical fancy dress plus Finally, we can’t sign off without mentioning Shared ownership at Pine Walk, Guisborough 16 Zetland FM will be hosting an outside broadcast our Chief Executive, Iain Sim who is retiring this Dream home for first time buyers 16 [email protected] live from the event. We hope to see you there! year. We have never met a Chief Executive more Me & My Home – the easy way to manage your tenancy 17 passionate about fighting for tenants’ rights than We’d like to draw your attention to page 7 Missed appointments 17 Iain. We thank him for his support for highlighting and the recent opening of The Dunes, the Hate crime Gas Team 01642 771300 the unfairness of the bedroom tax and the recent 17 second Redcare extra care supported housing Wish you were here 18-19 government changes in housing policy which has development we have opened in just over a year. made a significant impact to our customers’ lives. 100 years of Dormanstown 20-21 For a full list of contact details, It features a Bistro which opened in April and a We wish Iain well in his retirement.
please see the back page. forthcoming hairdressing salon, both of which Safe and Sound are open to the public. We visited and Enjoy the sunshine and until next time, that’s all it is fabulous! from us! HomeCall 22 NHS – looking after your child’s health 23 On page 10, you’ll find top tips on how to protect Fostering with Redcar & Cleveland Borough Council 24 yourself from the growing risk of identity fraud PS – We’ll see you at the 100 Years of Dormanstown and on page 24, there are six top tips to help Sheducation – top tips to prevent you being a victim of crime 24 celebrations on Friday 23 June at Westfield Farm. prevent you being a victim of crime. We Love to Care Limited – Severn Road Community Centre 25 If you require Bogus callers 26 Cleveland Connected 26 an out of hours Gas safety 27 emergency Meet Dwayne Pipe - Northumbrian Water 28 repair, please call Important Information 01642 771300 Our customer pledge 29 HomeCall – service update 29 A message from the Chair 30 Your home repair service 31 Contact us 32
Cover image, left to right: Sara Holmes, Development Director Galliford Try Partnerships, Dilys Jones, Area Manager Homes and Communities Agency, Nigel Barton, Chair of Board Coast & Country Housing, Councillor Barry Hunt, Amanda Skelton, Chief Executive Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council, Sue Jeffrey, Leader of Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council and Iain Sim, Chief Executive Coast & Country Housing
2 Your Homes Coast & Country Your Homes Coast & Country 3 In the News
“Iain’s vision and A HERO'S commitment have led Our Chief Executive to tangible achievements that will ensure his legacy in Redcar and Cleveland is a lasting WELCOME Set to Retire one. Along with everyone at Coast & for BDO darts champion Country I would like to wish Iain a long and happy retirement.” Glen Durrant Our Chief Executive Iain Sim, who will turn Iain Sim said: “After 15 years at Coast & 60 this year, is to retire in November after Country, and more years than I care to remember Colleagues and customers welcomed BDO 15 years in the role and a career in housing in the housing sector, it’s now time to pass the reins World Champion Glen Durrant back to spanning 43 years. on to someone else. work after his triumphant win at Lakeside. “I have enjoyed every minute of my time with Coast In 2001, Iain led the team at Redcar & Cleveland Glen works as an Estate Manager, responsible for 5,000 Council that managed the transfer of its housing & Country and would like to pay tribute to all the properties in South Bank, Lazenby and Spencerbeck. stock to Coast & Country, taking on the role of the people I have worked with over the years, and the organisation’s Chief Executive in 2002. people of Redcar and Cleveland, whose indomitable Glen said: “I was expecting something to happen and spirit has inspired me. I sincerely hope that I have I thought maybe a couple of friends and colleagues in Upon retirement, Iain plans to spend time with been, in some way, able to make our lives just a little the office but nothing like the reception I received. I his family. better over the years. was blown away.” Nigel Barton, Chairman of Coast & Country, said: “A new chapter of my life will begin in November. We cannot express fully how proud everyone at Coast & Country is of Glen, after his fantastic win at the BDO Iain has done a magnificent job at Coast & Country, I will miss the whole team at Coast & Country, but World Championship. from leading the initial stock transfer to establishing under the guidance of Nigel, the Board, the great the organisation as a housing provider that contributes management team and truly fantastic staff I know Glen is a very proud Teessider and a wonderful significantly to the local communities in which it works. it will be in good hands.” ambassador for the area and we know he wants to share his win with the local community and plans on The recruitment of a new chief executive will visiting any schools, charities or community centres begin in the summer. that would like to get involved. He is an inspiration to everyone, not only in his success with darts but also in his role at Coast & Country, he works hard to ensure his customers are happy. We’re glad to have him back in the office. New Appointments at Coast & Country Knights and Dragons We are delighted to welcome a new director and a new head of service to Coast & Country. come to Westfield Farm Coast & Country Coast & Country’s Westfield Farm partnered with a local primary Customer school to offer children a chance to Receives transport themselves into a world Mayor’s of knights and dragons. Community The two sessions delivered a mix of crafts and games to entertain the children who had been Achievement learning about knights and dragons at school. Tom Hainey has joined us as Director of Property and Clare Harrigan joins the team as Head of Development Development from Curo Group in Bath where he was from one of the largest social housing providers in the Award They were given the chance to make their very own Director of Asset Management. He has previously UK, Bradford-based Incommunities. Congratulations to Pam Hodson for receiving the knight’s shield and helmet to wear before setting off held senior executive positions with a range of sector on a dragon hunt around Westfield Farm’s gardens. Clare will further build on a culture in which high Mayor’s Community Achievement Award. organisations, including Director of Asset Management standards of service and performance are expected and at Fife Housing Association and Head of Housing at East She was nominated by Councillor Bill Clarke for her Westfield Farm also provided dragon toys and which focuses on achieving results. Her responsibilities Lothian Council. He is also a former Board member and work in the community, including organising local paper mâché ‘dragon eggs’ for the youngsters will be the successful evolution and delivery of Coast chair of the Chartered Institute of Housing Scotland. litter picks. to take home. & Country’s approach to development, to achieve the Tom is a talented and experienced housing professional aims of the Property and Development Strategy and Pam is a Coast & Country Digital Champion; her The structured activity sessions not only helped to and will lead three key areas of the organisation; Asset the promotion of its service excellence culture. husband Pete is a member of the Coast & Country stimulate the children’s imaginations, but were also Management and Resource Planning, Development Scrutiny Group. The couple, who live in Guisborough, fun and educational, as the focus of the activities and the internal workforce for repairs and planned have been Coast & Country customers for four and a was centred around helping the children develop maintenance operations. half years. their craft building and concentration skills.
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Home Sweet Home We officially opened The Dunes in Redcar The accommodation offers 24/7 on-site care for on April 12; it’s the second Redcare Extra those who need it, including adaptable facilities for the evolving needs of the residents. Care supported housing development we have opened in just over a year. Although round-the-clock care is available, The Dunes provides a comfortable and caring environment so The opening event was led by Iain Sim, our Chief people can live as independently as they wish. Executive, Nigel Barton, Chair of the Board at Coast & Country and Amanda Skelton, Chief Executive of In a local competition, two rooms at The Dunes were Redcar & Cleveland Council. named by pupils from Sacred Heart Secondary School Third Extra Care Happy Birthday with locally themed suggestions, The Steel Gala Suite Sir Edward Lister, Chairman of the Homes and and The Promenade Lounge. Development The first supported housing development Communities Agency also visited in March heard for the Redcare scheme; The Shore in first-hand the challenges faced by the sector in The Dunes provides residents with a local community Announced the area. on their doorstep, with outlets such as a bistro which Ormesby, celebrated its first successful opened on April 19 (see page 8) and a forthcoming We have announced the third year with 12 individuals with learning The Dunes has been delivered through the ‘Redcare’ hairdressing salon as part of the extensive communal development in our successful Redcare disabilities benefitting from the high partnership between Coast & Country Housing, facilities. Members of the public can also use the Redcar & Cleveland Borough Council and developer programme, The Cliffs in Brotton. quality apartments and on-site support. amenities, meaning residents will feel part of the Galliford Try Partnerships North East, to provide local community. The Cliffs will provide 25 bungalows with care The Shore is a place where adults with learning extra care housing for older and vulnerable people and support delivered to meet a range of needs, disabilities can live more independent, enjoyable across Redcar and Cleveland. If you or someone you know is interested in living to enable people to retain their independence for and fulfilling lives, with access to all of the care and at The Dunes, please contact the Access Team on longer. It will provide much needed housing to support they need 01642 065070 or email them at: [email protected]. support Redcar & Cleveland Borough Council’s The 24-hour support allows residents to live as long-term strategy of supporting older and independently as possible. Sanctuary Supported vulnerable people to live in their own homes Living (SSL) delivers personalised programmes to for longer. help meet their needs and aspirations, including Councillor David Walsh, Cabinet Member for assistance with cooking and taking part in Adults, said: “This shows both the council’s and community activities. Coast & Country Housing’s commitment to some An afternoon tea with the residents and the of our most vulnerable people and to ensure scheme’s partners was held to mark the occasion. investment continues in East Cleveland. We’re investing up to £250,000 into this project, despite Two residents who are enjoying life at The Shore government cuts to both the council and in the are Naomi and Jordan. amount of money the Government will pay towards Naomi said: “I really like living here and have made rent for people in supported housing which lots of friends. Thanks to the staff supporting me includes the elderly and those I am studying animal care and am very happy with disabilities.” and settled.” Jordan said: “This is a really good place to live and all my friends are here. The staff are great and we do lots of activities.”
6 Your Homes Coast & Country Your Homes Coast & Country 7 The Bistro ad - page 8 with bleed.pdf 1 04/05/2017 11:28
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• Visit the website www.stoploansharks.co.uk • Email [email protected] Help on offer to pay your So, what next? • Private message the team at Northumbrian Water bill First, get in touch and get free budgeting advice. www.facebook.com/stoploansharksproject You can do this by calling our Benefit and Money Sometimes life’s ups and downs can leave you Advice team on 01642 771424, we can help you Don’t forget, if you are struggling to manage your with problems paying bills for the essentials. access this important support. money, our Benefit and Money Advice Team can help you plan a budget and give advice on where We at Coast & Country Housing want to help Second, let us and Northumbrian Water guide you you can save money. you access reduced bills and have teamed up through changes that can be made and support you with Northumbrian Water and their dedicated in finding a way through the issues you are facing Find out more information on our website or call team, to help you if you find yourself with and put a plan in place to ensure paying your water the team on: 01642 771424 financial difficulties. charge is one less thing to worry about.
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Readers’ Letters We would love to read your thoughts and ideas about topics of interest you feel other readers may enjoy. Please send your letter to [email protected] and we will print it in the next issue.
Dear Coast & Country, I am considering fitting new Hello, my partner has just had a new baby boy tiles in my kitchen. Can I just go ahead and do this? - can I paint his room blue? ANNE, LINGDALE STUART, GRANGETOWN That’s a great question Anne. As a Coast & Hi Stuart, painting your new baby boy’s room Country customer you can make alterations and blue is absolutely fine and congratulations on improvements to your home, garden or boundary, your good news! but you need to have written permission before you start work to ensure the work you do is safe, for you, your household and visitors. We have now made Dear Coast & Country, my friend has just registered this quicker and easier as you only need to fill in a on the Compass lettings site to rent their own request form. You can find this on our website by home. It says they need to provide ID. Do they
searching alterations. have to bring it in or can they email it? MARY, ESTON Thanks for writing to us Mary. Your friend Universal Credit can either drop their ID into any of our offices (listed on the back pages of Your Homes) or they can email Get In Touch - Coast & Country Can Help it to [email protected]
Robert is a Coast & Country customer When Robert received his first month’s payment who had been claiming Employment and it was lower than he expected as the loan repayment was deducted. His housing costs were Memory Lane – Lingdale Support Allowance but was found fit for not in the payment either as they had not been work. He did not appeal the decision assessed. This left him very behind with his rent. In a new feature to Your Homes (a suggestion by our Brian Clough, Middlesbrough and had to make an online claim for readers) we briefly explore some of the history and FC Captain presents trophies Robert contacted the Welfare Reform team at heritage around Redcar and Cleveland. to Derek Breeze and R. Waters Universal Credit with help from the staff Coast & Country for help. The team met him and (Captains) on behalf of Brotton in Job Centre Plus. helped him create a sensible budget plan and Lingdale is a small village located approximately County Modern School. checked he was claiming all the benefits he was four and a half miles south of Saltburn–by-the-Sea. The DWP (Department for Work and Pensions) Kindly contributed by entitled to. The village was built in the 1870s to house the Anne Breeze told Robert he would have to wait 1 month and 7 ironstone mine workers who worked in the adjacent days before he would be paid. As he was over 25, In his next month’s Universal Credit payment, he mine, although the village grew to accommodate he would receive an amount for himself which was received two months’ payment of housing costs families and businesses that sprung from the De Dion Bouton - the first taxi in Cleveland? £317.82 per month and an amount to help towards that he needed to pay to Coast & Country for his growing population. his housing costs; both paid into his bank account. rent. Robert did this and paid additional money to Photograph was taken about 1913, John cover his rent arrears. The village was served by a rail line carrying iron ore Dobson (his brother alongside) at the wheel He was worried about having his housing costs of a 1902 De Dion Bouton, said to be the first from the mine, however the line closed in 1964, two taxi in Cleveland. paid direct into his bank account as he had not Robert is a year into his Universal Credit claim years after the mine was closed. had to pay his rent before; previously his Housing and the help from the Welfare Reform Team has Left to right: John’s wife Sarah holding their Benefit was paid to Coast & Country directly. Where should we explore next issue? son, Walter. Front: Albert, John (who dies a enabled him to live on a monthly budget and year later), Bill and third daughter Jinny. helped him change his spending habits to ensure Get in touch at: [email protected] The housing costs Robert was given did not he can maintain his commitments and clear his include help with water bills or service charges rent arrears. Images reproduced such as HomeCall, or the charge for spare with kind permission Building of bedrooms known as ‘bedroom tax’, so Robert If you or someone you know is claiming Universal the Manse of Alison Small from 1907 knew he needed to pay the shortfall from his own Credit, or is facing rent arrears, please contact Lingdale History. allowance to cover all the rent. Photograph the Welfare Reform Team at Coast & Country Visit her website at: was taken on on 01642 771367. They are able to give advice He was offered an advance of his Universal Credit goo.gl/x1H8fx. 24 July from and make calls to the DWP to remedy issues 13 Stanghow to live on whilst he waited for his first payment. surrounding benefit claims. Road He took a £300 advance, which was a loan and Saltburn Lingdale Danby this had to be paid back every month. Taken about 1929
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The End Furniture Poverty Supporters initiative brings Joanne Dunn, Head of Income Management and together a broad coalition of organisations who share Employability at Coast & Country, says: “Coast & the aim of eradicating Furniture Poverty through raising Country recognises the disastrous consequences for awareness and application of practical solutions. those in furniture poverty. Not only does this affect their emotional and financial wellbeing but can also Coast & Country will be leading the way for more lead to tenancy failure. As a responsible landlord organisations to join the growing movement against we want to help our customers’ access affordable furniture poverty – a crucial issue as the level of furniture so they can settle quickly into their new housing costs, supply and living conditions reach home, without the need to resort to high interest crisis level. Furniture poverty is defined as the inability charging furniture stores. to afford or access basic furniture and furnishings, including domestic appliances that provide a The End Furniture Poverty campaign was launched in household with a decent quality of life and the ability June 2015 to raise awareness of the hidden and under- to participate in the norms of society. researched problem of furniture poverty. As well as research, it works with organisations to adopt practical This is demonstrated by its Re:Furnish project, based solutions to furniture poverty through pro bono in Saltburn-by-the-Sea, which not only sells affordable support and expertise. These solutions can include and good quality second-hand furniture; it has also setting up a furniture recycling charity, providing become a community hub offering work experience furnished tenancies or shared accommodation for and training opportunities. under 35s and best practice in signposting customers Your loved one’s to grants and funding. Exclusively for Your Homes readers - please take advantage of our 20% discount voucher below. treasured possessions roadshow finding a new home Bringing furniture to you Losing a loved one can be one of the most difficult experiences in life, especially the guilt of having to let go of their treasured If you can’t travel to the Saltburn showroom, why not come along to one of the Re:Furnish road shows at possessions. Re:Furnish can make this easier for you by finding a your local housing office? The team will be selling products from the van and showing the quality of the new home for their belongings so they can be loved again. goods on offer. Great Eston Office, Barbara Bowater House, East Cleveland Office, 1A Woodhouse Road, You can drop your donation off to us or we can visit and Kingsley Road, Grangetown TS6 7PW Guisborough TS14 6LH collect for free* - we guarantee we’ll find a good home. Monday 8 May, Monday 22 May, Monday 12 June, Monday 15 May, Monday 5 June, Monday 19 June. Monday 26 June.
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