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Cambridge Housing Authority. Cambridge City Council believes that everyone should have access to appropriate housing that is warm, safe and which they can afford. A good supply of housing for rent and sale is important to the economy of the city and its surrounding sub-region. Cambridge Housing Authority.
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Cambridge Housing Authority
The Council is a landlord to 7,861 tenants and over 980 leaseholders.
It also has powers and responsibilities to promote a balanced housing market through:
- planning powers to deliver new affordable housing
- enforcement powers against owners of unfit or empty properties
- legal responsibilities to respond to homeless people and seek to prevent homelessness
- by providing advice to landlords and others
Housing is key to the Council, and is one of the four sections that the Council's medium term objectives are grouped under.
The four sections are:
- Better services
- A strong economy and attractive environment
- Better housing
- A healthy and thriving community
The Cambridge Housing Authority Advice Team
The Housing Advice Team give free specialist advice and assistance on all matters relating to housing, for residents of the city who are private tenants, leaseholders, owner-occupiers or housing association tenants. We also provide information and general advice to landlords.
Contact Details and Opening hours:
Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 2pm - 5pm
Friday 9am - 4.30pm
Address: Hobson House, 44 St Andrews Street Cambridge, CB2 3AS
Email: housing.advice@cambridge.gov.uk
Telephone: 01223 457934, 01223 457935 or 01223 457936
(Phone advice is available during opening hours.)
Fax: 01223 457859
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