Finding a home

Castle Morpeth Housing has a number of properties to rent.

Paying your rent

Find out the different ways to pay your rent.

Reporting a repair

Report your repairs to us. We aim to resolve any issues as quickly as possible.

Safer neighbourhoods

Working together to tackle anti-social behaviour.

There are many reasons why people get into money problems; it is not always simply a case of being irresponsible! The causes include such things as:

  • Loss of job
  • Ill health
  • Breakdown of a relationship
  • Sudden and unexpected costs
  • Overpayment of benefits or tax credits
  • Overspending

 


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