The Consumer Standards, set by the Regulator of Social Housing, guide our commitment to delivering high-quality services.

We don't just aim to meet these standards – we want to exceed them through continuous innovation and improvement.

Meeting the new Consumer Standards

Meeting the new Consumer Standards

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The Consumer Standards, set by the Regulator of Social Housing, guide our commitment to delivering high-quality services.

We don't just aim to meet these standards – we want to exceed them through continuous innovation and improvement.

Following our 2024 inspection, we achieved C2 compliant grading. We’re now working towards a C1 grading, which represents the highest level of compliance. For you, this means better services, faster responses, and genuine improvements to your everyday experience as a tenant.

We’ve got some exciting changes planned over the coming years, all designed to make a real difference in your home and community.

The Regulator of Social Housing has set out four Consumer Standards that all registered social housing providers must meet. These are: Safety and Quality, Transparency, Influence, and Accountability, Neighbourhood and Community, and Tenancy. Swipe through the table below to see how we plan to meet each standard:

Strategic objective
Safety and Quality
Transparency, Influence and Accountability
Neighbourhood and Community
Tenancy

1) To provide safe, secure, and well-maintained homes

  • Compliance with Awaab’s Law – with robust damp and mould safeguards in place to keep you safe and give you peace of mind.

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  • Investing more than £58 million a year on improvements such as new windows, kitchens and bathrooms.
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  • Transforming our repairs service to make it more efficient and giving you clearer updates on what’s happening and when.
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Strategic objective
Safety and Quality
Transparency, Influence and Accountability
Neighbourhood and Community
Tenancy
2) Supporting tenants and communities
  • Getting to know our communities better so we can tailor services to meet your individual needs.
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  • Making it easier for you to reach us if you need to.

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  • Delivering great services in our neighbourhoods.
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Strategic objective
Safety and Quality
Transparency, Influence and Accountability
Neighbourhood and Community
Tenancy
3) To continue to be well-run, responsible and financially secure
  • Meeting our savings targets so we can spend more on improving your homes.
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  • Investing £61 million to make homes warmer and cheaper to heat by bringing them all up to an EPC rating of C, or better, by 2032.

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Strategic objective
Safety and Quality
Transparency, Influence and Accountability
Neighbourhood and Community
Tenancy
4) To promote an inclusive, diverse culture where everyone is accountable and respected
  • Our new Equality Diversity and Inclusion Strategy will help us create a fair, respectful and supportive environment whether you’re a tenant or team member.
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  • You’ll start seeing our Be One Homes vehicles and workwear in your neighbourhood, making us more visible and recognisable when we’re in your area.

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Tap here to read ‘Our Journey Ahead’ (Business Plan) for 2025-2030. It highlights what we’re doing to provide great homes and opportunities that could help you build a better life.

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