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PORTFOLIO OF PROPERTIES TO LET Pasturelands Drive, Billmgton £650 p.c.m.


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PVQi douUe gazing ore Southport Barn, Sawley £695 p.i.m.


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welcome you into this popular well located villoge. Superbly presented it comprises living room, Icildierv three .: bedrooms, two bathroom, garden and porlung. Act quickly. ' Avoitoble port or unhimished.


Brownlow Street, Clitheroe £475 p.c.m. :h


A lovely terraced home with a welcome kitchen and bolhroom extension. Very well presented and with gas central heating, H comprises I h ^ room, dining rwmi, kitchen, bothroonv two double bedrooms.


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Higher B am sa y Farm, Rainhall, Barnoldswick


• o r interest to buyer willi Equestrian/SmiUl Holding/Maritet Gdn Needs • 2 Stables plus Paddock approx 1 acre • Central healing & limber fnuTicd double glazing • 2 Good sized reception rooms & bretUcfasl/dining room Filled kitchen with range cooker & scpiiralc utility & cloaks 3 Dbl bcdroom.s, shower area & four piece bathroom Beamed ceilings & exposed stonework


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B-BY-B 3 bod new barn conv. Ideallic, Bowland catchment. Tel 07747 611411 or 01200 447377


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. centre. Spacious ston e- built, 2 recep, attractive fitted kitch, bathroom, • raised rear patio area,' . > ■


unftjrn, long/short term - let. Avail Now. £625pcm


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READ Modern mid town house, 2 bed, conservatory, garage & o f f rd parking, £550pcm. No DSS/ Smokers, Refs req. Tel:07802 835 953


BURNLEY, ROSE GRO VE 2 ‘ bed terr. Well maintained & new bathroom. £380pcm. Tel 07866 514543


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16A SHAWBRIDGE STR E E T , CUTHEROE Newly refurb 2 Bed flat, £500 pem Tel.07859834077.


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% 2 spacious reception rooms « Modern kitchen with range of fitted units « Bathroom with shower over bath • Pleasant enclosed rear yard to rear, garden frontage


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• Modem Contemporary Apartments • 2 double bedrooms, modern fitted bathroom • Open plan Lounge to fitted kitchen • Door entry system with camera • Patio yard to ground floor apartments


or further details please ring our


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Houses to Let


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Rock Street, C l ith e ro e tw o large en-


. suite bedrooms'.integral garage, ideai fo r tw o p e rso ns to share £570 p.c.m.


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£550 p em UnfumtshDd 3 Brook Villas, Clitheroe


• Cottage style mid terraced property « 2 double bedrooms, one with fitted wardrobes • Lounge, dining kitchen, bathroom • Cottage garden to front, open aspects to rear • Rear yard overiooking fields


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Landlords: Supply of shared housing will be reduced


THE National Landlords Asso­ ciation (NLA) -


the leading rep­


resentative body for private-resi­ dential landlords in the UK - has roundly condemned a Govern­ ment announcement which will reduce th e su p p ly of sh a red housing.


In a statement, Housing and


Planning Minister John Healey MP revealed plans which will require planning permission for new; shared housing where three or more unrelat­ ed people live together. Currently 20% of private-rented sector proper­ ties are shared, a figure which is ris­ ing year-on-year. i


Houses in Multiple Occupation


(HMOs) play a vital role in provid­ ing much-needed housing for stu­ dents, young professionals and those on low incomes who rely on this type of affordable accommodation. Large


cities across the UK greatly depend on shared housing as a first step. By making it more difficult and costly for landlords to provide this t3q)e of accommodation, these measures will reduce choice for tenants and increase pressure on local authority housing lists, says the NLA.


The Rugg Review, an independent


review of the private-rented sector commissioned by the Government, has already dismissed these changes to the planning system as an “extreme response” which “local.


■ authorities are ill-equipped to han­ dle”


will result in a “nimby’s charter’” which will create “no-go” areas for landlords, students, young profes­ sionals, low income families, migrant workers and a wide range of other groups who rely upon shared pri­ vate-rented sector housing. David Salusbury, chairman of the


NLA, said: “The Government has bowed to a small minority who shouted the loudest. I t has ignored the vital role these homes play in contributing to vibrant and mixed communities.


High cost of housing is fraturing families: charity


SHELTER, the housing and homejessness charity, is warning that the high cost of housing is fracturing families. V


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shows the huge impact the housing shortage is having on families across Britain, with 1.5 million adults say­ ing they are unable to look after their elderly parents l^ouse they can't afford to live near them, i ■


New research by Shelter


; parents say they are miss- ^ ing oirt on helping take care


In turn, 1.5 million grand-


of their grandchildren because their own children can't afford to live close by.


_ The research'also shows that one in.lO parents . believe their "children' wont ■ to live closerto' them, but - are uiiable to due to soar- ing housing costs. , .


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policy and campaigns at • Shelter, said: f'We all kiiow now valuable it con be to hove your family close by,. "“T these figures show the shocking impact that spi-


Boycott, director of ,


rolling housing costs ore having on families. Many families desperately need the support and core of rel­ atives, but the current hous­ ing crisis is making it impos­ sible for family members to support each other in the way they wont to."


398,000 elderly people in residential core. In the UK the overage annual fee for a single'room in a private . residential home is . £24,492, and for a nursing home it is £35,100.


There ore cunently


from 2008 shows that par­ ents continually face - increasing costs for child- ' core and the yearly cost of


Additionally, research Shelter


a typical nursery place for a child under two is now £8,268 in England.


^ ing when the cost of elderly care and child core is so high.


financial cost for people. Grandparents ore missing out on precious time watch­ ing their grandchildren grow up, and many elderly people may not be getting ' the support they need."


that 22% of 18 to 34-year- olds stated that they were ^ still living at home> with ' <' 45% of these people blam-


The survey also revealed "This is not just about the'


seems a false economy not to invest in affordable hous-


Ms Boycott added: "It


ing high housing costs. Over half of this group reported •bat developing and main­ taining relationships was . harder because of living at home with their parents.


Ms Boycott said: "We ahead of the forthcoming


must urgently address this situation and moke sure housing is a key issue


new research undertaken by the charity to examine


research aims to examine ' : the impact high housing . costs is having on relation­ ships and family life. ' '


on every part of people's lives. In particular, the


experiences on Shelter's dis­ cussion forum oh


People con shore their.


www.sherier.org.uk/com- ' paigning . .


for more affordable hous­ ing." The figures come from


election. Thot's.why we are calling on people to log on to our website and join in the debate about the need


statement outlines proposals to give councils power to introduce licensing schemes without seeking permission from central Government in so- called “hotspot areas”. The current rules require local authorities to jus­ tify to the Secretary of State the need for any new licensing scheme. The NLA claims these proposals


Of equal concern, the Government


“These plans will do nothing to improve housing or increase choice for tenants but are more about pla­ cating local protest groups in certain parts of the country. “If the Government was really


conian and is quite simply using a sledgehammer to crack a nut. In addition, we can expect local author­ ity planning departments to be swamped under increasing work­ loads owing to these new measures. This entire package will not con­ tribute to the vibrant rental market the Government says it wants.”


Top conference date for local estate agents


LOCAL independent estate agents Mortimers joined fellow agents and industry experts attend­ ing the prestigious Home Sale Network’s Annual Conference and Exhibition. .


Now in its 16th year, the conference was hosted


estate agency business models, the mortgage market, customer service, and the importance of social networking in the industry today.


The Conference culminated in a glamorous


black tie Awards Dinner, hosted by racing-driver and sports television presenter Amanda Stretton and Home Sale Network’s Managing Director Richard Tucker.


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Ae way unaffordable hous­ ing is having a huge impact ■


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including the top Network prize, the coveted Car- tus Cup, won by Hilbery Chaplin, of Essex, and the Masters Cup, won by Devon-based Webbers. The evening also played host to a charity raffle and auction in aid of Help for Heroes, raising £6,445 for the weU-known and worthy cause.


In total 14 awards were presented at the event,


network of independent estate agents, the Home Sale Network Conference is a fantastic opportu­ nity for our members to meet, exchange and,


•Richard.Tucker commented: “As the national


learn from each other how to improve and grow their businesses.”


leigh and Shadow Minister for Housing, Grant Shapps. There were also four workstream sessions on


by Channel Rye news presenter Matt Barbet and featured a series of keynote speakers, including former “Dragons’ Den” panellist Richard Far-


interested in dealing with anti-social behaviour and property standards in the small minority of places where they are an issue, they would have taken up the NLA’s calls for more targeted local management action by councils working with landlords in their areas. “What we have before us is dra­


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