Tenants and leaseholders: how we engage with you
How we engage with our tenants and leaseholders and what you can do to get involved with helping to shape the future of the housing service.
Tenant and Leaseholder Panel
The Tenant and Leaseholder Panel reviews the services offered to all of our tenants and leaseholders in order to identify where they aren't meeting their needs or service standards. The panel then makes recommendations to us to improve the way we do things,
Multi-agency trailer
The Neighbourhood Roadshows 2024 is a good example of partnership working. It carries with information on council housing services as well as advice from a range of public agencies, and we have people on hand to talk about fire safety, security and support for you in your home.
Publications
This is what we publish for tenants to keep everyone informed:
- , the council's magazine for tenants
- Housing e-newsletter
- WOW, newsletter (sheltered housing)
- Facebook page
Focus groups
All council tenants and leaseholders can get involved and comment on housing services they receive through:
- focus groups
- scrutiny projects
- data analysis
Armchair reviewers
Stay in the comfort of your own home and help us to review:
- documents
- policies
- literature
Consultation
Anyone can take part in our consultations on:
- development
- neighbourhood planning
- sheltered housing
- individual housing
National Tenant Engagement Standards
The Tpas National Engagement Standards are designed to make sure you are ready to drive improvements in engagement in the future.
We concentrate on:
- governance
- scrutiny
- business and strategy
- complaints
- information and communication
- resources for engagement
- community engagement