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We aim to provide outstanding customer service, so we welcome all feedback, both good and bad.
We’re passionate about our work and our purpose, and we hope this shows in everything we do. If you’ve received excellent service or felt that we went above and beyond, please let us know in one of the following ways.
If you'd like to give feedback on a more regular basis, why not become a Customer Advocate? Find out how you can help us review and improve our services.
Try as we might, we don’t always get things right, so we have a structured complaints process in place. It’s designed to ensure that we act fairly and responsibly to resolve any issues and it helps us to learn and do better in the future.
You can make a complaint if you are dissatisfied with our service, actions, employees or partners, and complaints should be raised within six months of the issue occurring. You can download our complaints policy for detailed information.
You can also find out more about our complaints performance here, including our self-assessment for 2020 and the improvements we’ve made as a result of your feedback.
Who can complain?
Anyone who receives a service from us can make a complaint. Groups of customers may also make a joint complaint, but this should be done through a single named representative.
How do I complain?
Complaints can be made in any of the following ways:
Additional support
The Government has made resources available through its Make Things Right Campaign, providing social housing residents with guidance on how to make formal complaints should you need them. For more information and access to these resources, head over to their website here.
You can access the services and support of the Housing Ombudsman at any point throughout the complaints process by visiting www.housing-ombudsman.org.uk.
The Housing Ombudsman have launched their new Complaint Handling Code, which sets out requirements for member landlords that will allow them to respond to complaints effectively and fairly.
Complaints handling code
