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Note to self. Really should update the site more often!

Harland Architecture were very pleased to be involved, once more, with Primate Productions, and numerous other supporters and volunteers, in the Second, Whitley Bay Film Festival. Once again a great success, with film screenings in St Mary’s Lighthouse and The Spanish City Dome. The Dome especially was a great success and was transformed, for four days, into a fantastic cinema.

The scheme gives people across the region the chance to receive an hour-long consultation on any home or design related query, whether it’s advice about creating space for a growing family, or just to find out the best way to allow more light into their home. In return, homeowners are asked to donate a minimum of £40 to support Shelter’s work with people in housing need.

Since its launch, the scheme has raised more than £1 million for Shelter, including £105,000 last year alone.

The Council of Mortgage Lenders has predicted that 53,000 homes in the UK will be repossessed in 2010. With 1.8 million families awaiting social housing, and a chronic lack of affordable homes to rent, Shelter’s services for people in need will be stretched to the limit in the months ahead.

Architect in the House is a fantastic opportunity for homeowners to give their space a fresh new look while supporting Shelter’s vital work to ensure no child’s future is blighted by bad housing.’

Homeowners interested in finding out how an architect can help revamp their home, can register at www.architectinthehouse.org.uk from 19 April to 4 July 2010.