Clergy Housing

The housing portfolio is managed by the Property and Development Department and overseen by the Resources Committee. The aims of the department are:

  • To strive to provide the highest quality housing services for all occupants within the bounds of its resources
  • To obtain the best value for money for those who fund these services
  • To examine ways of making the most efficient and appropriate use of the Diocese’s property assets
  • To maintain the highest levels of professional integrity.

Out of Hours Emergencies

If an emergency occurs ‘Out of Hours’ please refer to the Emergencies advisory notes and Emergency Contacts list for approved contractors below:
Emergency Advisory Notes Jan 2025
Emergency Contacts List for Approved Contractors Jan 2025

Reactive Maintenance Team

For all repair enquiries contact:
Email: ku.gr1737749969o.coi1737749969dsolg1737749969@sria1737749969per1737749969

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See also:

Legal information and support
Info re Church Buildings
Archdeacon’s page

Heating your home during winter months

For advice on manging your heating through the winter months, please try the Energy Savings Trust for useful tips.

energysavingtrust.org.uk/take-control-your-heating-home/

‘House care handbook for clergy’

The handbook has been revised to include the new policy on tree maintenance, tv aerials, emergency work etc. The document should help  improve the understanding of the service provided by the Property and Development Department for clergy and the responsibilities of maintaining and living in a clergy property for all parties. The document highlights the key areas encountered during occupation e.g. Quinquennials, decorations, repairs etc. and summaries in the appendix the repair responsibilities to improve clarity of the works undertaken by the department. To access the document please click on the link below:
The House Care Handbook Rev F Dec 2024

Legionella bacteria

Following our L8 hazard assessments this year we have noted that shower heads and taps are not being cleaned allowing a build up of scale. Shower heads in hard water areas are a particular concern. Please read the attached guide for more information.
Legionella Bacteria Advice Sept 2021

Guide to damp, condensation and mould

For advice on damp, condensation and mould please look at the information fact sheet below:
Guide to damp condensation and mould Dec 2022
Condensation and Mould Growth (Gateway)

Septic tanks

For septic tanks and sewage treatment plants please look at the information fact sheet on Do’s and Don’ts below
Caring-for-your-system-septic tank and STP

Useful External Links:

Decoration Allowance CLAIM FORM 2018
Legionella Bateria Advice Sept 2021
Condensation and Mould Growth (Gateway)
How to burn Wood (Burn-Right)
HETAS – Protect yourself from carbon monoxide