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3(1)The local authority must, as soon as practicable after making an HRA designation order, give notice of that fact—
(a)to the owner and occupier of each house in the HRA,
(b)in at least two newspapers circulating in the local authority’s area (at least one of which must, if practicable, be a local newspaper), and
(c)in such other manner as the local authority thinks fit.
(2)The notice must—
(a)describe the general effect of the HRA designation order,
(b)describe, by reference to the statement made available by the local authority in pursuance of section 72, the assistance which the authority proposes to provide under Part 2 (scheme of assistance) in relation to the implementation of the HRA action plan included in the order, and
(c)specify the places where, and the times at which, a copy of the order is to be made available under section 7.
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