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Hambleton and Richmondshire Housing Forum
Hambleton District Council works with Richmondshire District Council and a range of partner organisations to provide housing solutions and advice to residents of both districts. Registered Social Landlords, Voluntary Sector organisations, the NHS, MOD and North Yorkshire County Council meet regularly to share information and increase awareness of services available to residents and through joint working to ensure that we offer a comprehensive service to residents.
Minutes of meeting can be found via the following links:
Meeting 8th September 2009 Opens in a new window
Meeting 8th December 2009 Opens in a new window
Meeting 23rd March 2010 Opens in a new window
Meeting 5th July 2010 Opens in a new window
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