BYPASS is a new feature film project by writer-director Duane Hopkins, produced by Third Films and supported by the British Film Institute amongst other british and European partners. They will be shooting Bypass in the autumn of 2012 in the Ne
The Associations next training session takes place on Thursday 14th June from 5.00 - 7.00.
Hosted by Red Roof Community Engagement & Swinburne & Jackson LLP
Gateshead Warmzone can now offer Loft Insulation and Cavity Wall Insulation for free to any housing tenure.
New deposit protection rules start soon that close loopholes that let landlords escape fines by returning money to tenants on the steps of the Court.
Selective Licensing Letter and Notice
The Council has recently consulted residents and stakeholders in relation to the introduction of Selective Landlord Licensing in two proposed areas in parts of both Central and Swalwell in Gateshead. Letters advising landlords and residents of the respons
The regulations for these changes have not yet been passed so they could alter.
You have an opportunity to tell us where you think there are gaps in housing provision or how services are delivered for some of the most vulnerable people within our communities.
There is a pending change coming in the form of a rise of the shared room rate age limit from 25 to 35.
If you, or someone you know has had a fall at home or is worried about falling we can help.
Accreditation Assistance Grants are no longer available. Currently approved grants will still be processed under applied conditons.
Gateshead Council in partnership with the Tyne and Wear Fire and Rescue Service (TWFRS) are participating in a project to improve fire safety in the private rented sector. The Private Landlords Project will run from April 2011 and enables a free fire risk
Kim Waugh, who has been working hard to raise standards in the private rented sector team, has won a prestigious "Property Woman of the Year" Award from the National Landlords Association.
From 1st October 2008, any private landlord renting out his property to a new tenant will need an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) for the property.
All landlords are asked to be particularly vigilant when taking on board new tenants. It is essential that you are aware of a tenants history so you can make an informed decision as to whether they are suitable for your property.