How our housing services are performing

We publish a performance report every three months (quarterly) as well as a Resident Voice update so you can see how well we are delivering our housing services.

These reports are reviewed by our Residents Panel and presented at our Cabinet Housing Panel.

You can view a summary of the latest performance below.

We welcome feedback from all residents, contact us at residentinvolvement@welhat.gov.uk.

Housing performance 2025/2026

Repairs

Measure

January to March April to June Progress

Comments

Percentage of emergency repairs completed in target

99.32 98.49  -0.83% 

These cases are tracked daily to help keep people safe

Percentage of repair appointments kept

91.76 94.23   +2.47% 

Tenants encouraged to keep appointments and contractors monitored closely

Percentage of non-emergency repairs completed in target

93.99 91.01   -2.98% 

Generally, this maintains strong performance

Percentage of council tenants satisfied with the responsive repairs service

86.78 86.92  +0.14% 

Consistently high satisfaction reported. Performance continues to be reviewed

Safety 

Measure

January to March April to June Progress

Comments

Percentage of council housing properties with a current Electrical Installation Condition report (EICR)

96.58 97.83  +1.25% 

This is a priority area of focus for the team

Percentage of council housing properties with a valid gas safety certificate

99.56 99.64  +0.08%  This is a priority area of focus for the team

Planned works 

Measure

January to March April to June Progress

Comments

Overall satisfaction with planned works

97.61 98.95  +1.34% 

Satisfaction rates for these improvement works remain high.


Anti Social Behaviour (ASB) handling

Measure

January to March April to June Progress

Comments

Percentage of residents satisfied with the way their ASB case was handled

100 100  -

Good satisfaction, although based on small sample. 

 Estates

Measure

January to March April to June Progress

Comments

Percentage of estate inspections completed in target

98.56 96.55  -2.01% 

Performance is steady and continues to be monitored. 

Tenancy 

Measure

January to March April to June Progress

Comments

Average time taken from date keys are returned to date next tenancy starts 207.5 days  194.43 days  -13.07 days  This is due to the overall high numbers of empty homes being worked on. They are reducing month on month which is our main focus. 

Complaints

Measure

January to March April to June Progress

Comments

Percentage of Stage 1 complaints responded to within 10 working days  93.52  92.25  -1.27%  This is a priority area. New complaint response templates, co-created with the Residents Panel, have been rolled out along with staff training.
Percentage of Stage 2 complaints responded to within 20 working days  96.25  91.98  - 4.27% 

Other information on how we are performing

Tenant Satisfaction Measures

These are set by the Regulator of Social Housing and are used to monitor our performance.

We carry out a survey on a random sample of our tenants each year to understand your views on our housing services.

View our Tenant Satisfaction Measures

Residents Voice report

The Residents Voice is an update on our involvement activities.

It shows how your feedback is making a difference.

View more information on our involvement opportunities

View the annual Resident Voice report

View the Q1 Resident Voice report

Complaints report

Our complaints report and Ombudsman Landlord report give information on the type and number of complaints we receive about our housing services, what we have done to make things right and any lessons learnt.

Community Edit Newsletter

Our free newsletter for tenants and leaseholders is sent out three times a year and provides news about our housing activities and involvement opportunities.

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