Housing

Community Housing Partnerships

Council tenants now have a bigger say on the way that their homes are managed. Community Housing Partnerships were set up by councillors and introduced in October 2002 and the first meetings were held in March 2003.

Through a partnership of tenants, leaseholders, freeholders and councillors, Community Housing Partnership boards have the power to:

Make changes and improvements to their quality of life
Monitor housing-related services
Make decisions on local priorities and service levels for:
- Community safety budget
- Estate management
- Environmental improvements
- Estate regeneration
- Major refurbishment within approved local budgets
- Monitoring repairs service

There are 6 Community Housing Partnerships, 5 consisting of 6 councillors, 5 tenants, 1 leaseholder, 1 freeholder and 2 independent, and 1 Community Housing Partnership board which consists of 4 councillors, 3 tenants, 1 leaseholder, 1 freeholder and 2 independent. All Community Housing Partnerships meet 4 times per year.

The boards are:

To find out which Community Housing Partnership covers your area, please contact the Tenant Participation Team at the address shown.

Schedule of Meetings|

Minutes, Decisions and Agendas|

Tenants' and Residents' Association

If you want to contact your local Tenants and Residents Association, telephone the Tenants Federation on 020 8595 3601/020 8595 3602 or the Tenants Participation Team on 020 8227 5597.

Resident Associations|