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Section C:
Choosing The Mechanism:
A Guide To Using Existing Community Consultation And Participation Mechanisms
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Private Sector Housing Newsletter
| Summary | "Let's Talk" is a newsletter produced by Housing and Environmental Protection for
landlords of residential property. The first edition was distributed to all landlords known to
the Council in February 2000, after which further issues will be produced twice yearly
(February and August). It is intended that the newsletter will act as a mechanism for disseminating information on legislation and other topical issues relating to housing. It will also be used to promote the proposed Landlord's Forum and University Accreditation Scheme. It may also be used as a vehicle for receiving feedback from landlords on consultation documents and proposed changes to legislation and policy. |
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| Useful for | Disseminating information on housing related issues. It is also hoped that it will provide a mechanism for consulting landlords of rented property on a variety of issues. |
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| Not useful | Would be of limited use, unless housing related. |
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| Equal Rights | The newsletter will be circulated to all landlords known to the Council. |
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| Costs | The main cost will be officer time in the preparation of articles. Appropriate articles for the newsletter could be included free of charge. There would be a mailing charge for specific mail shots. |
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| How to use | Initially please contact Julie Rhodes, Environmental Health Manager, Specialist
Private Sector Housing, Housing and Environmental Protection. |
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| Contact | Julie Rhodes Specialist Private Sector Housing |
Tel: 01535 618281 Fax: 01535 618044 |
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