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Your Home
As a Havebury tenant it is part of your agreement that you will look after your property. Follow the links below to get the most from the place you live.
As a tenant, you have a number of responsibilities to your home. This includes; the efficient upkeep of the property, playing your part in reducing anti-social behaviour and getting permission before making changes to the fabric of the property you are renting.
This section will guide you on a number of subjects including reporting repairs, how to apply for permission to make alterations to the property and ensuring you have the right insurance in the event of a fire or flood.
Finding a Home
Home-Link is the choice based lettings scheme for all council and housing association homes in Cambridgeshire and West Suffolk.
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Moving out
If you are moving to a property which is not owned by Havebury, you must complete and return a Termination of Tenancy form.
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Fencing Policy
Havebury has a fencing policy to clarify our responsibilities in providing and maintaining fences around your home.
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Home Contents Insurance
What would you do if you arrived home to find out that someone had broken into your property? Insure your home contents and get peace of mind
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Mould & Condensation
To find out how you can reduce condensation in your home, please read our helpful guide.
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Report illegal subletting
As the demand for social housing continues to increase, it is important to report any illegal subletting.
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Permission for Alterations
If you are wanting to make alterations/improvements to your home, it is important you get permission from Havebury beforehand.
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