Our Performance

Our performance in social housing

We work hard to make sure your home is safe, well-managed, and that you get the support you need. The Regulator of Social Housing checks how well we do this.

Tenant Satisfaction Measures (TSMs)

Since April 2023, we’ve been collecting data on 22 Tenant Satisfaction Measures. These help us understand how well we’re doing.

They cover:

• Keeping homes in good repair
• Building safety
• Respectful and helpful service
• Handling complaints
• Managing neighbourhoods

Some are measured by our performance, others by a tenant survey.

TSM Return 2023/24

Click here to see the Survey we sent out to all tenants.

Here is a breakdown of How we performed and here is the detailed report.

TSM Return 2024/25

Click here to see the Survey we sent out to all tenants.

Here is a breakdown of How we performed and here is the detailed report.

From the results we have collated from this survey we have made an Action Plan that details how we are going to combat the issues you have made us aware of.

Using a traffic light system, we can track our performance throughout the year and update how we are with our progress. Anything that is left uncompleted at the end of the year will be moved over into the following years Action Plan.

TSM Return 2025/26

Click here to see the Survey we sent out to all tenants.

Once the survey has closed and the results have been reviewed, we will publish a summary of the findings on this page.

Complaints and the Housing Ombudsman

The Housing Ombudsman is a free, independent service that helps tenants with complaints.

If we don’t resolve your complaint, you can contact them.

We follow the Complaint Handling Code, which helps us:

• Fix problems quickly
• Learn from complaints
• Improve our services
  
  You can view the council's Corporate & Housing Complaints Policy which implements the Housing Ombudsmen Complaint Handling Code

Read our reports

2025

• ‍Read our self-assessment (2024/25)
• ‍Read our annual complaints and service improvement report (2024/25) ‍
• Governing Body Response to the Annual Complaints Performance and Service Improvement Report (2024/25)‍
• Report of the Housing and Planning Portfolio Holder - Annual Housing  Complaints Performance and Service Improvement Report (2024/25)

2024

• Read our self-assessment (2023/24)
• Read our annual complaints and service improvement report (2023/24)
• Governing Body Response to the Annual Complaints Performance and Service Improvement Report (2023/24)
• Report of the Portfolio Holder for Housing and Planning - Annual Housing Complaints Performance and Service Improvement Report (2023/24)

‍What the Regulator looks for

The Regulator wants to make sure we:

• Are well run and offer good value
• Provide safe, good quality homes
• Treat tenants fairly and give them choices
• Let tenants get involved and give feedback
• Are open and honest
• Help improve the local community

The four consumer standards

• Safety and Quality Standard
  We must give you a safe, good quality home and landlord services.
• Transparency, Influence and Accountability Standard
  We must be open, fair, and respectful so you can raise concerns and help shape services.
• Tenancy Standard
  We must let homes fairly and manage tenancies properly.
• Neighbourhood and Community Standard
  We must work with others to keep your area safe and well looked after.

Who’s responsible?

• Damian Williams (Corporate Director, Operations and Delivery) – Oversees all landlord services
• Andy White (Assistant Director, Building and Public Realm) – Manages repairs and safety
• Tim Clarke (Assistant Director, Housing and Environment) – Manages tenancy and neighbourhood services
• Councillor Andy Baker (Portfolio holder) – Checks that we’re meeting the standards