Street Talk 74 Summer Edition 2023

Street
No 74
Summer 2023
Talk
Tenants &
Residents Magazine
Summer Opening:
We will close for the bank holiday on
Friday 25th August at 5pm and reopen on
Tuesday 29th August at 8:30am.
Out of hours emergency contact number: 01726 874450.

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in this issue . . .
P 2 - 3
P 4 - 5
P 6 - 7
P 8 - 9
A message from Frances.
Community Events.
A friendly welcome to Pete.
Parking can be a real
car-nundrum.
Meeting Councillor Olly Monk.
Appointment reminders
by text.
Community focus in Bugle.
Our vision to be
Fit for the Future.
P 10 - 11 Hot topic fire safety
awareness.
News - Have you say!
Community spirit in
St Columb.
P 12 - 13 Are you missing out on
money?
Tenant satisfaction.
P 14 - 15 Meet our home ownership
team.
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Spot the difference summer
competition.
Street Talk to go digital.
on our front
cover . . .
Meet Shan, who with the
help of her neighbours
has set up a new
residents association
in St Columb.
Read more on page 11 of
this edition.
Community
events
‘fit for a King’
to celebrate the
coronation
In May, residents from Windmill
House in Fowey and Fifield House in
St Stephen invited staff to celebrate
the King’s coronation and all
things red, white and blue in their
communal rooms. Spirits were high
as we celebrated with cream teas,
patriotic cakes and the sun was
shining.
Windmill residents Monica and Keith said, “It was nice to
bring us all together – a good excuse to have a celebration
and spread some happiness. We are new to the building so
was a great opportunity for us to meet our neighbours, staff
and gain that real community feeling.”
Abigail, Tenant Partnership Co-ordinator, said, “We’ve all
been looking forward to the coronation celebrations. It was
wonderful to see residents marking such a special, historic
occasion, especially as some of those that attended also
witnessed the coronation of Elizabeth II, more
than 70 years ago.”
A message from Frances
The sunshine seems to have disappeared but hopefully you are
making the most of the longer summer days.
Other communities including Rialton
Heights and ABC Residents Association
celebrated bringing families together
and dressing up to get into the
patriotic spirit.
Despite the warmer weather, the cost of living continues to be a challenge. With higher bills for lighting
and heating, as well as rising prices at the supermarket, it can be hard to make ends meet. It’s not easy
and we appreciate your continued commitment to paying your rent. Our Customer Accounts team are
here to help you, so please contact them if you are having difficulty in making payments to us, or others.
Like many businesses, Ocean Housing is facing its own set of challenges: Inflation, difficulty recruiting
some staff and tougher government regulations being introduced this year. We’re determined to be
prepared for these challenges and be the best landlord we can be. That’s why we’re embarking on a
review of all our housing services, which we’ve named “Fit for the Future.” There are more details in this
edition on our vision for Ocean Housing and how we intend to make a positive difference by raising the
quality of homes, neighbourhoods and our services.
As well as carrying out this review, we have a number of exciting improvement projects under way this
summer. The expansion of our Grounds Maintenance team means we can now make more regular visits
to your neighbourhood. Our energy efficiency improvements are continuing, with 135 homes benefiting
from new insulation and heating this year. We are also actively engaging with local communities to
learn how we can make things better.
We know the summer is a busy time for many people but please try to find the time to provide
feedback and have your say to help shape the future of Ocean Housing - details on our latest survey
can be found on page nine.
Wishing you a fantastic summer.
Managing Director of Ocean Housing
If you would like to host
your own community event, then please
get in touch with the Tenant Partnership team. We have
a Together With Ocean community fund that can support
events up to the value of £400 each year. Please get in touch
by emailing help@oceanhousing.com

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A friendly welcome to Pete,
Neighbourhood Services Officer
Pete is here to help with any of the following:
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Parking
can be a real
car-nundrum
You’ve probably seen the multiple reports in Cornwall recently where
parking has prevented emergency services reaching callouts due to parked
vehicles blocking roads. These situations are putting lives at risk, every
second counts when emergency services are responding to a 999 call.
These are not the only times to be considerate of your parking,
especially if you live in an area with several vehicles or limited
parking, things to keep in mind:
l Emergency vehicles are twice the width of a car, is there
really enough space to pass
l Consider neighbours who may have specific needs, respect
disability parking bays and give enough space
l Avoid parking within 10 metres of a junction (in line with the
Highway Code) unless in a designated parking bay
l Do not block dropped kerbs, you could restrict access for
wheelchair and pushchair users
Meet Pete, the new Neighbourhood Services Officer covering West
Cornwall including Grampound, Summercourt, Truro, Redruth,
Camborne, Hayle and St Ives. Pete has worked in the housing
sector on and off for many years.
Pete told us, “Before I joined Ocean, I worked for a housing
organisation who housed people with additional support needs.
I have gained a lot of knowledge which has prepared me for my
new role. I am looking forward to meeting residents and the wider
community to bring them together. Communication is key to
bringing people together and making the area an enjoyable place
to live. If you see me out and about on your estate, please come
and introduce yourself.
In my spare time you will see me with my wife and two new
puppies, Mouse and Coco, walking the many lovely beaches
and visiting our favourite Cornish hot spots, probably with a
pasty in hand.”
Provide guidance on the best way to manage your tenancy, look after your home and keep your
garden well maintained
Work with new tenants and also those leaving on how best to manage their home
Partnership working with the police, local authorities and other agencies
Offering advice and signposting if you need support
Carrying out visits when you move into your new home to identify support needed
If you would like to discuss any issues with your Neighbourhood Services Officer or
make an appointment, please email help@oceanhousing.com
Please co-operate and park
considerately in your area.
If you have concerns about a
parked vehicle, contact
Cornwall Council on
0300 1234 222, who can provide
a wide range of advice about
parking restrictions or if the
vehicle is causing an
unnecessary or dangerous
obstruction contact the Police
Traffic Management Team on 101.
Considering a new pet?
Having a pet can provide a range of benefits
for their owners and families, however it is
important you consider the following:
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Are you permitted in your tenancy agreement
to have a pet in your home?
How many pets you want to keep at your
home?
The type and size of pet you’d like to have
Where you live, the size and type of your
home
The size of your garden if the pet needs
outdoor space
Improving
Tenant
Communication
Last year, we held two tenant
workshops focused on addressing
communication challenges, at the
initial first point of contact and
repairs-related interactions. These
are two areas where we know tenants
experience issues and often where
complaints are made. Each workshop
gave us the opportunity to hear from
tenants first-hand what they believe
needs changing to improve the service.
As a result of the feedback, we have
implemented changes to show our
continued commitment to listening,
ensuring tenants have a voice.
The other thing to consider is the cost, it can
be more expensive than you might expect,
including:
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Initial cost
Food
Insurance
Vet bills and annual checks
Pet bed and other equipment
Getting the pet neutered
Getting the pet microchipped
Regular grooming
Kennels/holiday cover
Accessories such as lead, toys etc.
It’s important for anyone considering buying a pet to be fully aware of
just how much pets can cost, so that they aren’t met with an expensive
surprise further down the line. Many of these costs have increased over
the past couple of years with insurance companies raising premiums.
If you are considering moving a pet into your home, please ensure
you contact us first to gain permission.
You asked
Can the Gas Safety
Inspection letter be
re-worded?
We delivered
In March, we
revised and agreed a
new version of the Gas
Safety Inspection letter
with our Editorial Panel.
The Panel are responsible
for reviewing all our
publications, letters to
ensure they are written
in plain English and
understandable by all.
You asked
Can the job allocation
numbers for repairs be
given out by the Customer
Experience team when
appointments are made so
its easier to seek updates
or make any necessary
changes?
We delivered
From February,
all tenants are
now offered the job
numbers when they call
the Customer Experience
team.
You asked
Can the 24-hour call out time for heating and hot water
change to October to March, instead of November to April?
We delivered
From April, the Property Services team will now
attend 24-hour call outs between the 1st October
and the 31st March for heating and hot water.

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Meeting Councillor Olly Monk
Having tenants and residents at
the heart of everything we do is so
important to us and that is why we have
dedicated members who meet monthly
as part of our Together with Ocean
(TWO) group. In June, TWO were joined
by Councillor Olly Monk, Portfolio holder
for Planning and Housing, to discuss hot
topics and answer their questions first
hand.
Cllr Monk says, “Cornwall is facing
an unprecedented housing crisis. We
have to prioritise residents who are
in the most housing need and must do all that we can to ensure that our most vulnerable residents
have access to available homes at a rent they can afford. We also need to ensure this is done in a
transparent and fair way. Attending meetings like this one with TWO, being able to hear first-hand their
concerns for the future, this helps us to know what we can do to work towards making improvements
in the future.”
Vice Chair of TWO, Maria said, “It was great to have Councillor Olly Monk in person at our meeting.
He was open and honest about the current situation and able to inform us of how Cornwall Council
are dealing with housing for those renting in the social and private sector.”
If you are looking for ways to give your feedback, get involved or you would like
more information, please contact the Tenant Partnership team to discuss
the best options for you. We are always looking for new faces
to join our friendly group.
Appointment
reminders
by text
Our Property Services team are
working hard to ensure your
property is well-maintained
and safe. During May, 146
pre-arranged appointments
(responsive repairs, damp mould and condensation work,
ventilation and compliance) were missed due to tenants not being
at home.
Like any other company offering a service, missed appointments cost money and unfortunately delay
repairs for other tenants who are waiting.
Property Services Supervisor, Jason explains, “We understand that there are genuine reasons why
tenants cannot keep appointments, all we ask is that you let us know ahead of time so that we can
give the appointment to another tenant. If you can’t make a pre-arranged appointment, contact our
Customer Experience team and they will arrange an alternative appointment for you and your original
slot can be passed on to someone else.”
To reduce these appointments being missed, we have a text message reminder system in place. When
an appointment is booked, you will receive a text message confirming the details. The day before the
repair is due you will receive one more. We hope this will be a welcome reminder, please ensure the
contact details we hold for you are up-to-date.
In April, the sun was shining as we partnered with residents of Bugle and local agencies to
make a real difference within the community. Staff were on hand to chat with residents that
had any concerns regarding their home, neighbourhood or tenancy. Residents were encouraged to
clear out any unwanted items from their homes and gardens and make use of the large skip provided.
We were joined by Devon and Cornwall Police, Bugle Library, Safer St Austell, St Austell Community Fire
Service, Cornwall Council recycling team and Cornwall Councillor Peter Guest.
Residents were invited to complete Ocean’s three wishes survey, where they could feedback on what
they liked and disliked about their home, neighbourhood and landlord. We have been working hard to
tackle any concerns speaking to staff and local agencies.
You Said
We did
You Said
We did
Community Focus in Bugle
You said, we did
We need more
Neighbourhood Services
Officer presence on scheme.
Your Neighbourhood
Services Officer
Adam Pedley has committed to two estate
walkabouts each year and will be attending
the community support days held at the village
hall on the first Tuesday of each the month.
Insufficient
and expensive
heating.
Currently 35
properties will
have a heating upgrade by 2030, to find
out more about your heating situation
contact help@oceanhousing.com
We did
You Said
We did
Parking not allocated within
scheme and also need for
parking restrictions (double
yellow lines) in some areas.
Due to only a small area
of parking that Ocean is
responsible for, we acknowledge there is not
enough space to allocate a parking space to
each property, however we will explore the
possibility of line marking here.
You Said
Introduce a Neighbourhood
Watch Scheme in the area.
Julie Dowton, the Neighbourhood
Watch Co-ordinator would be
happy to assist you in setting up a Neighbourhood
Watch group in the area, if a resident(s) would like to
volunteer please visit ourwatch.org.uk/get-involved/
find-my-local-scheme

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Our vision to be ‘Fit for the Future’
Due to a challenging environment
we have embarked on a large review
of all housing services and named it
‘Fit for the Future’.
With pressure on how the social housing
sector operates, it is time to refresh our
vision. The areas we are committed to include,
continuing to provide new homes for local people, investing in current
homes particularly energy efficiency, remaining financially strong,
reducing any waste and being as efficient as possible.
We will be modernising our customer service offer and service
standards to ensure we are trusted and respected by our tenants and
others. We want to be a great place to work, where only
the best will do.
Data based
decision making
A great
place to work
Homes and
communities
to be
proud of
Fit
for the
Future
Top performance
culture
Financially
resilient
In July, we invited residents to come along to our head office in St
Austell and take part in the Neighbourhood Services review. Residents
were asked to give their views on how we were performing and more
importantly, how we could improve. The workshop was hosted by David
Hooper, Head of Neighbourhood Services and three groups of tenants
were involved in giving their feedback on key areas including:
l What do we do well and what should we stop doing?
l What could we do differently in the future? And how?
Newquay resident Margy told us, “I thoroughly enjoyed the workshop,
it was very informative and I learnt a lot about the service and staff.
It was good to express our views knowing that Ocean Housing are
listening and recognising the areas that need improvement.”
If you were unable to make it to one of our Fit for the Future
workshops, don’t panic, there is still chance to have your say.
We are asking all tenants to give their feedback by visiting
oceanhousing.com/ocean-tenant-zone/have-your-say and
have your voice heard to help shape the services you receive.
In May and June, we carried out
a number of staff workshops
involving our teams, so they could
Trusted and
respected
by our tenants
and others
identify challenges and voice their
ideas on improving delivering
services to you, our tenants. Our
involved tenants who make up
Together With Ocean group also
met with senior leadership team
so they could identify tenant
expectations.
If you do not have access to this survey, please contact us and a member
of the Tenant Partnership team will be in touch.
Our plans are to collate all feedback from staff and tenants during
September and work on the implementation plan.
Keep a look out for further updates in future editions and on the website,
as we will be taking you along this journey every step of the way.

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Hot topic – fire safety awareness
Community spirit in St Columb
Safety is everyone’s responsibility; our main Some key points to remember:
priority is to keep you and your loved ones safe
l Check your fire alarm/smoke alarm is working by
in your own home.
pressing the test button at least once a month
We take our responsibilities for fire safety
l Keep all fire doors closed. This will help to slow
seriously so as well as providing you with smoke
down the spread of fire and give you extra time to
alarms, please be assured we carry out regular
get out
inspections including communal areas, making
l Keep corridors and exits (including balconies)
sure all safety equipment is looked after and
clear of items that could fuel a fire, obstruct your
maintained.
escape, or prevent the fire service getting in
When visiting your home, we will highlight
l Do not leave items like bikes, buggies or mobility
any potential hazards and give you advice and
scooters in communal areas, these are the routes
support on how to rectify it.
for you and your neighbours to get out and fire
It’s important that you and the people you live
fighters to get in
with know how to reduce the risk of fire in and
l If you live in a block of flats, familiarise yourself
around your home, and what to do in the event
with the evacuation procedure
of an emergency.
FREE home checks are available from your local fire and rescue
service. They can give you life-saving advice, look for possible
fire risks in your home, check your smoke alarms and help you
plan escape routes in case the worst ever happens.
Book this today by visiting:
cornwall.gov.uk/fire-and-rescue-service/
or read our Tenant Guide to Property Health and Safety
on the website www.oceanhousing.com
or contact our Customer Experience team
to request a copy.
It’s great news to hear about the new residents
association at Trethewey Close. Shan recently
moved into the close and has been made to feel
very welcome. Having been a social housing
tenant for 10 years she has always been involved
with wanting the best for tenants as well as
ensuring her voice is heard. After discussing
the idea with her neighbours, the response to
forming an association was overwhelmingly
positive.
Alan, who is the Treasurer, told us, “Being
advocates for other residents who may not feel
confident to contact Ocean is a fantastic role
for the association. It ensures that everyone’s
concerns and needs are represented.”
Their initial project focuses on improving the
communal area by adding seating and colourful
flowers and shrubs. The group plans to seek
funding from the Together With Ocean
(TWO) community fund
and local community grants to support their
improvements.
“We have a lovely neighbourhood here and I’m
really happy in my bungalow. The forming of the
association seemed the next step and I can’t wait
to see what we will achieve going forward,”
Shan told us who Chair’s the association.
It’s fantastic to see the enthusiasm and dedication
of the residents in making Trethewey Close an
even better place to live. Good luck with your
future initiatives.
If you would be interested
in setting up a resident’s association
or would like support in organising
an event for your estate, then please
contact the Tenant Partnership team
by emailing
help@oceanhousing.com
NEWS… Have Your Say!
Last month our virtual internet panel moved to become part of MyOcean, now called ‘Have Your Say’.
You can find everything you need on our website, giving you more control and flexibility with just one
log in, enabling you to give feedback even quicker and easier than before.
Sam, Communication Manager, says “It is important to us to continuously improve our
services and how you access them. We will continue to collect feedback and suggested
service improvements through short feedback surveys and polls, share latest news
and we’ll still run prize draws for those who participate. The site is interactive and
staff from across the Ocean Housing Group will be encouraged to use this site for
important feedback and have your voices heard.”
If you are already registered with MyOcean you can access the site, as normal and Have Your Say is
located along the top banner.
To register for a MyOcean account visit oceanhousing.com/register/ to start earning points and
winning prizes!

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Are YOU missing out on money?
We understand that managing your tenancy and
ensuring your financial stability are important
to you. That’s why we have a dedicated Financial
Inclusion team who are ready to provide support
and guidance. Meet our friendly advisors,
Louise and Annie who are here to assist you
in maintaining your tenancy and ultimately
improving your overall well-being.
l Navigate the benefits welfare system to
maximise your income
l Reducing household bills
l Budgeting advice and debt advice
l Health and well-being
l Grants and funding options
l Saving money
To book an appointment with the Financial
Inclusion team contact us at
help@oceanhousing.com or call us on
01726 874450 and we will set up a time that is
convenient for you.
Thousands of people are missing out on
benefits they’re entitled to. You can check
you are getting all the support you are
entitled to by an independent, free and
anonymous benefits calculator by visiting
www.gov.uk/benefits-calculators
Additional support
Council Support Schemes
Find out more information of what support and advice
is available to you and your family.
This will give you an estimate of:
l The benefits you could get
l How much your benefit payments could be
l How your benefits will be affected if you
start working or increase your hours
l How your benefits will be affected if your
circumstances change for example if another
adult moves into your home or you have an
additional child
Visit www.cornwall.gov.uk/benefits-and-support/ or call 0300 1234 121
South West Water have social tariffs available for people on low incomes.
Visit www.southwestwater.co.uk or call 0344 346 1010
Broadband To see if you may be entitled to a social tariff broadband
visit www.ofcom.org.uk
Citizen Advice Cornwall offer advice on benefits, debts, money,
housing and more. Visit: www.citizensadvicecornwall.org.uk
or 0800 144 8848
For further information and support agencies, please visit our
website www.oceanhousing.com
Annie
Louise
Tenant Satisfaction
Improving the quality of your home, community
and neighbourhood requires strong partnership
between us all. This feedback ensures we are
transparent with how we are doing and let’s
you, the tenant, hold us to account.
For some time now we have been asking
you to provide your views by completing the
telephone survey carried out by IFF Research,
an independent research agency. It is now
Performance information
Repairs
completed
right first time
91.78%
Target – 95%
This area is included in our
Fit for the Future
review.
Tenants satisfied with empty
property standard
These results reflect the
current standard of let
as feedback is
predominately around
lack of floor coverings
and redecoration as the
main areas of low satisfaction. This area will also be
included in our Fit for the Future review.
The Grounds Maintenance staff
have increased
in numbers and we
look forward to seeing
the satisfaction figures
rise along with this.
January to March 2023 (Quarter 4) on how you feel
about the services we provide:
87%
Target – 95%
mandatory for all social landlords to ask the
same Tenant Satisfaction Measure questions
of all tenants, which are designed to see how
well landlords are performing. These questions
have been implemented to establish how
satisfied you are with the quality of your home,
neighbourhood and the services you receive.
The survey runs throughout the financial year
(April to March). IFF Research will contact you
on the following number 0203 148 7717.
Your feedback is collated and reported quarterly to our Together With Ocean (TWO) group,
the Ocean Housing Board and on our website at oceanhousing.com/service-standards/
If you want to get involved further simply let us know by visiting the Tenant Partnership page on the
Ocean Housing website oceanhousing.com/tenant-and-resident-partnership and sign up
as a member today.
74%
Target – 90%
Satisfaction rating
with telephone
response
86%
Target – 80%
Tenants satisfied with the
planned maintenance service
100%
Target – 96.5%
Gas safety checks
100%
Target – 100%

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Pictured left to right:
Kate, Leanne and Emelye.
Spot the difference summer competition
help us find the differences in these two pictures for a chance to win a prize
Shared ownership is an affordable way
to take the first steps on the housing
ladder. The scheme is aimed at local
people, who would like to own their
own home but are unable to afford to
purchase a property outright, giving
residents the opportunity to buy a
Emelye and Kate are responsible
Meet our
Home
Ownership
team
for selling all new build shared ownership homes and
providing a first-class service to buyers. This year they
have sold 25 new homes and next year they’re set to
sell even more. Once the property is sold, Leanne takes
over, working closely with Emelye and Kate, providing a
seamless customer journey right from the start.
!
The first correct entry drawn will win
an Ocean goodie bag and £60 shopping
voucher.
Three runners up will win an Ocean
goodie bag and £20 shopping voucher.
The competition is open to anyone living
in our properties. Only one entry per
household.
Closing date is Friday 15th Sep 2023.
Good Luck!
You don’t need a stamp, just
circle the differences on the below
and cut out and pop it into an envelope
addressed to:
FREEPOST RSES-LCCA-EJUJ,
Summer Spot the Difference Comp,
Ocean Housing, Stennack Road,
St Austell, PL25 3SW.
share of a home and pay rent on the
remaining share.
If you’re already a shared owner,
the chances are you’ve spoken with
a member of our Home Ownership
The home ownership team can help if:
l You’re interested in buying a shared ownership home
l You’d like to buy more shares in your shared
ownership home
How many differences have
you spotted?
Name:
Address:
team - Kate, Leanne or Emelye. They
provide a range of services to all our
shared owners, leasehold and home
l You’re interested in buying the home you live in
(subject to eligibility)
ownership customers.
l You’ve outgrown your home and would like to sell it
Postcode:
Telephone No:
Our latest opportunity for a shared ownership home, is
Bakery Park, in Bodmin. We are welcoming applications
for the first phase where a selection of one and threebedroom
homes are available for local people.
Our new show home has recently opened,
so why not book an appointment and
have a look around, or if you have
additional questions regarding your
own or another shared ownership
property, please email
help@oceanhousing.com
!
Mobile No:
Email address:
Please tick if you would like to receive
a printed copy of future issues of
Street Talk.
Congratulations
to our Easter edition winners, Maxine, Deanna, Judith and Mark.
We hope you enjoyed spending your vouchers.

Street Talk
to go
Digital
As we adapt to the digital age, Ocean Housing feel
the time is now right to move from a traditional
paper copy to a digital format. From December, the
Street Talk magazine along with the Annual Review
will be sent to all tenants who we hold an email
address for digitally.
Tenants will be able to access the magazine through their preferred digital device, smartphones,
tablets or computers from the comfort of their own home and on the go.
Transitioning to a digital version of our tenant magazine allows us to reduce printing and distribution
costs. These saved resources can be used towards improving our homes and services. In addition,
going paperless is environmentally friendly, reducing our carbon footprint and contributing to a
sustainable future.
We understand that not all our tenants are online and have an email address. For those tenants, we
will continue to provide a hard copy of the magazine in the post. We also recognise that some of you
may prefer a physical copy and if that’s the case, we encourage you to contact us. The magazine is also
available in large print or audio CD formats for those who require them.
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Easter Opening:
Our offices will close for Easter at 5:00pm on
Thursday 14th April 2022, reopen at 8:30am
on Tuesday 19th April 2022.
Out of hours emergency contact number: 01726 874450.
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As a tenant, the choice of format
is entirely up to you.
If you would prefer to continue receiving a
physical copy, then please contact our
Tenant Partnership team on 01726 874450 or
email help@oceanhousing.com
and let us know.
Summer Opening:
Our offices will close for the bank holiday on
Friday 26th August at 5pm and reopen on
Tuesday 30th August at 8:30am.
Out of hours emergency contact number: 01726 874450.
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Christmas Opening:
Our offices will close for the Christmas period on
Thursday 22nd December at 5:00pm and reopen on
Tuesday 3rd January 2023 at 8:30am.
Out of hours emergency contact number 01726 874450.
Happy Christmas
from all at
Ocean Housing
Easter Opening:
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We will close for Easter on Thursday 6th April at 5pm
and reopen on Tuesday 11th April 2023 at 8:30am.
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No 73
Spring 2023
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