Wolverhampton Homes tenants and leaseholders are being encouraged to attend local Get Togethers taking place this spring which offer them a chance to have their say on services. There will be refreshments, a treasure hunt, children’s games, prizes and an interactive presentation. There will also be a chance to meet staff including Chief Executive of […]
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The latest ‘Tenants Update’ magazine for Wolverhampton Homes tenants/customers is now available to download in PDF format here. The update includes information on recent tenant satisfaction levels, as well as information on how you can be involved in making decisions about services. You can also find all the relevant contact information you need in the […]
The Hickman Tenants and Residents Association invite you to their Spring Bank Fair funday at the Tenants Room, Plym Close by Wodnesfield Tower this Saturday March 27th from 10 – 2pm. There will be a Bouncy Castle, Punch & Judy Show, Brass Band, an appearance by the local Fire service and many, many other fun […]
Wolverhampton Homes which manages 23,500 properties including 1,800 leaseholds on behalf of Wolverhampton City Council recently scooped a national award for engaging with tenants. The £400 million Decent Homes programme won the National Housing Maintenance Forum’s ‘Best at Meeting Residents’ Needs’ award. The judges praised the time, energy and effort Wolverhampton Homes had put in to […]
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Would you like to have a say in the future decisions that Wolverhampton Homes make about your council property? If so, read on… ‘Get Togethers with Wolverhampton Homes’ are a new initiative aimed at involving tenants in the decision making process and will be held at four locations across the City, including Wednesfield. Tenants and […]
Here’s something you don’t hear very often – council tenants will soon be notified of a decrease in their council rent! According to the recent Wolverhampton Homes ‘tenants update’ newsletter, the UK government announced in March this year that the national average guideline for rent increases for 2009/10 would be halved from 6.25% to 3.18%. […]