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Customer Panel Scrutiny (Empty Home Management)
Customer Panel Scrutiny (Empty Home Management)
Download Customer Panel Scrutiny (Empty Home Management) PDF 307kb
List Of Rtos 2019
List Of Rtos 2019
Download List Of Rtos 2019 PDF 140kb

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Gas Safety Week 2023- do you know how to stay gas safe?

13th September 2023
It's Gas Safety Week! Do you know how to look out for signs and how to stay gas safe?

Rechargeable repairs

If we carry out a repair that is classed as being your responsibility, we will ask you to pay back the cost of the repair. The following sections outline some of the occasions where this may occur.

Lithium batteries

Lithium-ion batteries are found in many modern-day devices, such as mobile phones, laptops, e-cigarettes, and electric scooters. It’s important to understand how to use them and dispose of them safely.

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Allocations Policy Consultation

18th September 2023
We are consulting with our customers, applicants and other stakeholders to get your views.

Trust Secures £120k Social Housing Fuel Support Fund for Customers

16th October 2023
We have recently been successful in gaining more funding to support our customers, adding to our list of initiatives offering Cost of Living support directly to them. This time, we have been granted £120,000 by SFHA (Scottish Federation of Housing Associations) to support the delivery of energy efficient measures including small appliances and essential warmth items for Social Housing tenants. This includes the distribution of heated blankets, duvets, slow cookers and air fryers. The products we will provide to our tenants will contribute to mitigating the negative impacts of the combined Energy Crisis and Cost of Living Crisis. The provision of Air Fryers and slow cookers provide energy efficiency savings. These products also promote healthier eating, while slow cookers reduce the need for use of cooking oils/pans. High Tog Winter Duvets will have the most benefit for households that are forced to keep the heating off/very low overnight to save money. Heated throws will also be a cost-effective alternative to keeping warm where central heating is kept off/low. The Social Housing Fuel Support Fund is funded by the Scottish Government and managed and administered by the Scottish Federation of Housing Associations. It aims to provide practical support to social landlords’ tenants to mitigate fuel poverty, and to help them to manage, or reduce, their fuel costs.  Gillian McCusker, Head of Customer Experience (Landlord), commented: ‘We recognise these continue to be difficult times for our customers, so we were delighted to recently receive funding from the Scottish Federation of Housing Associations to support the delivery of energy efficient measures including small appliances and essential warmth items. This funding will allow us to provide vital support to our customers over the coming winter months.’
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© 2025 Trust Housing Association. Registered Scottish Charity No. SC009086. Registered by the Scottish Housing Regulator HEP 143. Registered under the Co-operative and Community Benefit Societies Act 2014, No. 1778R(S). Registered as a Scottish Property Factor, No. PF000333. We are a not-for-profit housing association registered with, and regulated by, the Scottish Housing Regulator, the Care Inspectorate and the Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator.