NI Housing Executive info event on social and affordable housing demand in Liscolman, Mosside and Stranocum

The NI Housing Executive is holding a Housing Information Event to test demand for social housing in three north Antrim areas.

Social and affordable housing demand in Liscolman, Mosside and Stranocum is being investigated and residents are encouraged to share their views and register their interest.

Pictured outside the Housing Executive's Ballymoney District Office are Eoin McKinney, Housing Executive Rural Housing Officer, and Joanne Creighton, Housing Executive Patch Manager, promoting the upcoming Housing Information Event and Rural Housing Needs Test for Liscolman, Mosside and Stranocum. Local residents are invited to attend Stranocum Community Hall on 19 November to discuss their housing needs, explore housing options and speak directly with a range of organisations offering housing advice and support.

placeholder image — Pictured outside the Housing Executive's Ballymoney District Office are Eoin McKinney, Housing Executive Rural Housing Officer, and Joanne Creighton, Housing Executive Patch Manager, promoting the upcoming Housing Information Event and Rural Housing Needs Test for Liscolman, Mosside and Stranocum. Local residents are invited to attend Stranocum Community Hall on 19 November to discuss their housing needs, explore housing options and speak directly with a range of organisations offering housing advice and support.

The Housing Executive is holding a Housing Information Event ahead of a combined Rural Housing Needs Test for the three settlements.

Tea, coffee and light refreshments will be available at the event which is being held on Thursday, November 19, from 4pm to 7pm in Stranocum Community Hall.

Residents can discuss their housing needs, register an interest in future housing opportunities and speak directly with representatives from Housing Associations, Co-Ownership, the Consumer Council and Housing Executive teams.

Advice will be available on social housing, affordable home ownership, housing applications, support services and other housing-related matters.

Focus will be on helping local people understand how Rural Housing Needs Tests identify housing demand and support the development of future housing schemes.