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Useful publications, Consultations and Information:
Consultations|
Tenants Newsletter|
Register of Tenant Organisations & Guidelines|
Tenants Conference reports|
Tenants & Residents group manual|
Register of Interested Tenants|
Sheltered Housing Forum|
Tenants Newsletter
View our latest editions of Tenancy Matters and Performance Matters| (PDF 367kb) :
Tenancy Matters Issue 27| (PDF 840kb)
Performance Matters - September 2010| (PDF 326kb)
Tenants' Conference Reply Card| (PDF 28kb)
Tenancy Matters Issue 26| (PDF 1.58Mb)
Estate Based Projects Programme 2010 / 2011| (PDF 177kb)
Estate Based Projects 2011 / 2012 Proposal Form| (PDF 25kb)
Neighbourhood Awards 2010 Nomination Form| (PDF 26kb)
Tenancy Matters Issue 25| (PDF 1.6Mb)
Tenancy Matters Issue 24| (PDF 841kb)
Rent Matters - December 2009| (PDF 206kb)
Tenancy Matters Issue 23| (PDF 518kb)
Register of Tenant Organisations and Guidelines
Click on the attached links to view our Register of Tenant Organisations (updated July 2010) and Registration Guidelines:
Register of Tenant Organisations| (PDF 65.3kb)
Registration Guidelines| (PDF 67.5kb)
Tenants Conference reports
Click on the link below to view the most recent Tenants Conference Report:
Tenants Conference Report August 2009| (PDF 184kb)
Tenants Conference Report November 2008| (PDF 344kb)
Tenants & Residents group manual
Click on the link below to view the most recent version of the Tenants & Residents Group manual (updated October 2009). This document provides all the essential information needed to establish a Tenants & Residents Association along with useful contact and training information:
Tenants & Residents Group manual October 2009| (PDF 983kb)
Register of Interested Tenants
We recognise that joining a tenants group does not suit all tenants. We have created a register of actively interested tenants who have indicated that they would like to be consulted over issues that may affect them. If you would like to be added to the Interested Tenants Register, complete the application form| (PDF 68kb). Please return all completed forms to the Tenant Participation Team, details can be found below.
Sheltered Housing Forum
This is a consultation group for tenants living in the Council's sheltered housing. Meeting 4 times a year, this group aims to have members from every sheltered housing scheme. They discuss issues of concern for sheltered housing tenants and are consulted on changes and issues that specifically affect older people. If you want to find out more or are interested in becoming involved please contact the Tenant Participation Team, details can be found below.
Consultations
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Tenant Participation Strategy Review
The Tenant Participation Strategy is being reviewed by Housing Services in conjunction with tenants, Registered Tenant Organisations and stakeholders. If you would like to take part in the consultation click on the links below to download a copy of the Strategy and feedback form.
Alternatively, If you would like to take part in an interactive version of the consultation, click on the link below.
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/BT97X5Y|
Please note, all comments and responses must be received by 22 October 2010.
Please return all consultation feedback to the following address:
Tenant Participation Team
Housing Services
FREEPOST RRUH-BAUB-AYLJ
1 Main Street
Stevenston
KA20 3AB.
Tel: 01294 471501
Fax: 01294 471729
Email: tenantparticipation@north-ayrshire.gov.uk|
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Scottish Social Housing Charter
The Housing Bill which is currently before the Scottish Parliament, makes provision for a Scottish Social Housing Charter. This will set out the outcomes that social landlords should be achieving for tenants, homeless people and other services users.
The Scottish Government will develop the Charter in consultation with stakeholders and, as part of that consultation, have developed a website where individuals and organisations can access up to date information about the Charter. They will also be able to post ideas and comments online and comment on the views of others.
The Scottish Government, Tenant Priorities Team would like to reach as many tenants and potential tenants as possible to participate in the Charter conversation. The website also has a poster and a comments form for individuals who are unable or who prefer not to use the online facility.
Log-on to the Housing Charter website by clicking on the link below:
http://housingcharter.scotland.gov.uk/ |