Hot on the success of the "No Cold Calling" campaign;
Blackpool’s Residents Federation are keen to develop other services
and initiatives to improve the quality of life for all Blackpool residents,
Their latest aspiration in partnership with the Council is to develop a
Private Sector Tenants Forum,
The Forum will consist of private tenants, Federation members and
officers from Blackpool Council who will meet to; identify issues,
coordinate information and improve support to tenants.
The aims of the forum will be to deliver a series of market stall events that will,
Raise awareness of tenants rights and responsibilities,
Promote landlord’s rights, responsibilities and obligations
with the ultimate aim of improving standards of let properties across the town.
An initial steering group was held at Claremont Community Centre
attended by private tenants,
officers from the council and other leading service providers
and interested parties.
If you are a private tenant with a bit of time and a commitment to raise the standards of let housing in your area
We would like to hear from you;
Chris Wright who chaired the meeting on behalf of the Residents Federation said
Blackpool’s strapline--------
"A great place to visit, an even better place to live"
can only be realised if those trapped in the cycle of sub-standard
accommodation are supported to improve their accommodation,
circumstances and subsequent life chances.
AIMS OF THE FORUM
Raise awareness of tenants rights and responsibilities
Promote landlord’s rights, responsibilities and obligation
Improve standards of let properties in your area
The group will consist of private tenants, Federation members
and officers from Blackpool Council who will meet to;
identify issues, coordinate information
and improve support to tenants.
Are you a private tenant with a bit of time
and commitment to raise the standards of let housing in your area?
Then we would like to hear from you;
Regardless whether you said yes or no
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Blackpool’s strap line
“A great place to visit an even better place to live”
can only be realised if those trapped in the cycle of
sub standard and poorly managed accommodation
are supported to improve their accommodation,
circumstances and subsequent life chances.
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