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Holly Stewart

Holly Stewart

Housing Management Officer

Housing Management Officer for Park Place

[email protected]
01325405333
Christine O’Brien

Christine O’Brien

Tenancy Enforcement Officer

TEO for Park Place

[email protected]
01325405333
Paul Hope

Paul Hope

Income Management Officer

Income Management Officer for Park Place

[email protected]
01325405333

Refuse collection

Collections are made on Thursday.

Local Councillors: PARK EAST



The Park Place site is located in the centre of Darlington, a stone’s throw from the town centre with fantastic transport links by bus and train and via all local roads including the A1(M) and A66.

Properties at Park Place, Model Place, Hargreave Terrace and Swan Street consist of 1 and 2 bedroom accommodation.

In the heart of Park Place is the Hargreave Terrace good neighbour scheme which offers accommodation focusing on a person’s independence but still with the added reassurance of a scheme manager and pull cord system in their home. The Park Place community centre is close by with regular activities to build friendships and keep residents involved and entertained.

Our schemes have a keen focus on community living with a warm and welcoming feel. The varied activities can help you maintain a healthy and independent life. All 55+ housing also comes with the Lifeline service giving you extra peace of mind. For more information please click on the link : 55+ Housing. [external link

The site has medical centres close by with Clifton Court Medical Practice and Park Place Health Centre both a short walk away.

Within a couple of minutes of Park Place is St Cuthberts Church which dates back to the 12th Century and now hosts the Friends of St Cuthbert’s and Mothers’ Union as well as a local choir, volunteering and bell ringing.

Park Place is within walking distance of South Park, a 19th century public park of 26 hectares which offers fantastic wildlife and a range of activities and walks.

Fun Fact

South Park in Darlington is claimed to be the oldest public park in the North East, being laid out in 1851. The site was originally known at Bellasses Park, the People’s Park, Darlington Park or just the Park.

Useful contact details:

Housing Team

Hargreave Terrace Community Centre

Tenants Panel Member for Park Place

  • Hugh M- Contact Tenant Involvement Team - 01325 405 333.

Exciting Updates Coming Soon!

We’re currently working on finalizing the engagement dates and estate inspection schedules for 2026. These events are an important opportunity for residents to share feedback, raise concerns, and help us improve your community.

Once the dates are confirmed, we’ll publish the full schedule on our website so you can plan ahead. In the meantime, make sure to follow our social media channels for the latest updates and announcements.

Thank you for your continued involvement—we look forward to seeing you at our upcoming events!

   

Engagement Information

Join us at our friendly coffee morning drop-ins for a relaxed chat with your housing officer—no appointment needed. These informal sessions are a great opportunity to raise concerns, ask questions, or simply connect with your local team. We also host regular tenant engagement meetings where you can share feedback, discuss local issues, and help shape the services you receive. See below engagement events in your local area. 

Dates Time Location Engagement
TBC 10.30am Park Place Community Centre Engagement Meeting 

 

 

Estate Inspection 

We carry out regular inspections at each of our estates.

An inspection is an excellent opportunity to identify any issues that need dealing with and speak to residents about their concerns or matters they wish to bring to our attention. Please pop along and let the team know what's happening in your area.

Dates Time Location Meeting Place
TBC 10am Park Place Meet at Park Place Community Centre

View more information on Estate Inspections. [external link]

 

Darlington Community Grocery Information

Darlington Community Grocery is open for the people of Darlington, helping to keep families fed and give members access to support too.

For more information: Darlington Community Grocery - Community Grocery [external link]

 

The Bread and Butter Thing

Their mobile food clubs give access to nutritious and affordable food taken into the heart of communities starved of money, food and resources. This low cost weekly shop provides essential produce for family eating – fresh fruit and veg, fridge favourites and cupboard staples.

For more information about the The Bread and Butter Thing that is happening in your area: The Bread and Butter Thing - Affordable Food Clubs [external link]

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