Tenant Satisfaction Measures have been introduced by the Regulator of Social Housing (RSH) to assess how well housing providers are doing at providing good, quality homes and services.

We continually monitor our performance against Tenancy Satisfactions Measures and will be reporting on these quarterly.

By monitoring customer satisfaction on an ongoing basis, we can react quickly to any changes in satisfaction and ensure we keep improving services to our customers.

Please view our satisfaction and performance results from 1st April 2023 to 31st March 2024 below.

How satisfied are you?

TP01 – Overall satisfaction
TP02 – Satisfied with repairs service
TP03 – Satisfied with time taken for repair
TP04 – Satisfied home is well maintained
TP05 – Satisfied home is safe
TP06 – Satisfied landlord listens
TP07 – Satisfied landlords keeps tenants informed
TP08 – Satisfied landlord treats tenants fairly
TP09 – Satisfied with complaints handling
TP10 – Satisfied with communal areas
TP11 – Satisfied with landlords contribution to neighbourhood
TP12 – Satisfied with approach to ASB

How are we performing?

BS01 – Gas safety checks*
BS02 – Fire risk assessments*
BS03 – Asbestos surveys*
BS04 – Legionella risk assessments*
BS05 – Lift safety checks*
NM01a- ASB cases open (per 1,000 homes)
NM01b – ASB hate crime cases (per 1,000 homes)
RP01 – Homes that do not meet the Decent Homes Standard*
RP02b – Non-emergency repairs completed on time
RP02a – Emergency repairs completed on time
Target timescale for non-emergency repairs (working days) *
Target timescale for emergency repairs (hours)*
Number of responsive repairs not completed *
CH01a – Number of stage one complaints received per 1,000 homes
CH01b – Number of stage two complaints received per 1,000 homes
CH02a – Stage one complaints response times
CH02b – Stage two complaints response times

* Figures for period 1 April 2023 to 31st March 2024.