We have many ways for you to get involved, to fit in around you and the things that are of interest to you and to share your lived experiences.
Lancaster City Council Housing Residents can get involved in improving council housing services and holding council housing to account in numerous ways. They can participate in formal and informal consultations, such as surveys, focus groups, and public meetings, to influence service delivery and discuss local issues - as well as by join the various tenant groups detailed below.
Lancaster City Council Housing has a Menu Of Engagement, with a wide range of options to suit you:
To find out about the dates and times of all tenant events and meetings, please visit our Community Engagement Hub.
Neighbourhood walkabouts where tenants and leaseholders can share ideas or concerns about their local area
🔵 WHAT THE GROUP DOES:
Gives residents a chance to walk around their neighbourhood with housing staff
Identifies local environmental issues and estate concerns
Gives tenants and leaseholders a direct way to raise ideas and suggestions
Helps improve neighbourhoods and communal areas
Takes place in local areas, with future events promoted to residents
🔵 DECISION ROLE:
Provides local feedback and evidence to help shape neighbourhood improvements
🔵 WHERE RECOMMENDATIONS GO:
Housing Officers, responsible service teams, Community Engagement Team and Housing Services
🔵 HOW TENANTS HEAR BACK:
Estate walkabout reports, action plans, community updates and newsletters
Surveys & Consultations
These are ways for tenants and leaseholders to share their views on housing services, plans, policies and local issues by:
Asking tenants and leaseholders for views on housing services
Helping us understand what is working well and what needs to improve
Gathering feedback on policies, strategies, local issues and proposed changes
Allowing residents to take part online, in writing or at events
Helping to make sure different tenant voices are heard
These surveys and consultations provide evidence and feedback to help shape service decisions, policies and improvement plans. Feedback is provided via the Community Engagement Team, as well as other relevant service teams, housing managers, tenant groups and CHAG (where appropriate). All parties will receive updates in the form of consultation summaries, newsletters, website updates, meeting reports, and “You Said, We Did” updates.