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You will find the visitors and residents to
the Lyneham Village Online community are genuinely
pleased to stay in an amazing, picturesque, welcoming and
notably area of outstanding natural beauty.
The idea of finding the right place to rent
is a high priority for many people and everybody wants to
ensure they get value for money. Wiltshire has become one
of the safest places to live in the country and many people
are moving to settle in the county. Moreso, our rural areas
are fast becoming the much sort after location for great properties.
Lyneham is a very popular and residential Wiltshire village, where your housing requirements are paramount for you to enjoy the stay in the county. We have every opportunity
for you to select the property that meets your needs. There
are links to local estate
agents and housing associations, so you can get the information
you require, before planning the move. |
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Westlea Housing Association
Methuen Park
Bath Road
Chippenham
SN14 0GU
General Enquiries: +44(0)1249 466150
Maintenance (Tenants): +44(0)1249 466100
www.westlea.co.uk
Email:
enquiries@westlea.co.uk
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Westlea Housing Association
normally nominates for all other Housing Associations in the
area covering up to Wootton Bassett. Swindon Borough Council
then follows on towards Swindon for local Housing. |
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Maintenance (Tenants):
+44(0)1249 466100 |
Westlea Housing Association operate a priority
system now adopted by nearly all housing associations, which
operates as follows:
- EMERGENCY REPAIRS
- within 24 hours
- URGENT REPAIRS
- within 7 calendar days
- ROUTINE REPAIRS
- within 1 month
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EMERGENCY REPAIRS
- Any problem that presents a direct
threat to the safety of tenants, or the general public.
eg slipped roof tile overhanging path, unstable wall
adjacent to footpath etc
- Repairs that are essential to ensure
a property is secure. eg an external door, or window
that cannot be secured
- Severe water leaks from internal
pipework, external water supply mains, or through
roofs.
- No heat, or hot water (appliance
failure or non operational taps)
- Non functioning toilet – blocked,
or not flushing (if only toilet in property).
- Substantial loss of electrical
power (not just one socket, or light fitting, except
electric shower where no bath is fitted)
- Blocked drain to whole property,
sink, bath or shower
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URGENT REPAIRS
- Broken/non operational electrical
socket or light fitting
- Faulty toilet flush
- General plumbing repairs (dripping
taps, replacement toilet seats, individual radiators
not working, minor leaks to pipes and wastes, blocked
gutters and downpipes etc)
- Garage/shed doors not locking/stuck
- Slipped roof tiles that are not
immediately dangerous
- Communal TV aerial repairs
- Heating and hot water problems
(not a total loss)
- Repairs to faulty door and window
catches
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ROUTINE REPAIRS
- General carpentry repairs inside
and outside properties (kitchen units, internal doors,
floor boards etc)
- Repairs to walls paths and fences
- All garage and shed/outhouse repairs
- Floor wall and ceiling finishes
(tiles, plaster etc)
- Replacement sanitary fittings etc
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The above are not exhaustive
lists of all repairs, rather examples of the types of
things to be done under each priority as a common sense
guide for tenants and staff. It is important to remember
that anything that compromises health, safety or security
will always be treated as an emergency. |
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