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Find out how to get involved in decisions about local services, including taking part in consultations and petitions, attending and speaking at committee meetings, watching committee meetings live and joining our Let’s Talk engagement portal
We want to continue listening to our tenants, to understand what’s important to you and how we can improve our services. Find out about the different ways you can get involved in decisions about your home and neighbourhood. No matter how much time you can spare, we have an opportunity for you, from joining a regular panel, completing an online consultation, to participating in a focus group on a particular topic. Thank you for taking the time to get involved.
It is open to anyone living in or owning a council property to discuss any aspect of the repairs service, including day to day repairs and maintenance, planned and cyclical maintenance, communal repairs and maintenance and works to empty properties.
Monthly Resident Repairs Group meetings are at the Guildhall in Kingston from 5pm to 6:30pm.
It is open to leaseholders of council properties, whether living in the property or renting it out to discuss any aspect of the service of specific interest to leaseholders.
The panel also picks up on common concerns expressed on the leasehold online forum.
We meet twice a year in the evening.
The next Home Ownership Group meetings are at the Guildhall in Kingston from 7pm to 8.30pm
It is open to anyone living in our sheltered housing to discuss any aspect of the service of specific interest to sheltered housing.
The panel also picks up on common concerns expressed on the sheltered housing online forum.
Transport is provided if you need it.
The next Housing for Older People meetings are:
The panel is for those who live in or own a council property. You can carry out monitoring as often as you wish - when it suits you.
Grade your services - go around your estate and look at the quality of services such as cleaning, lighting, grass cutting and gardening.
Using a standard based on pictures, you grade those services, offer your comments and send it back to us
Tell us which services are working and which need improving and it may also suggest the need for further investment
To support the council and your neighbourhood, you can become an Estate or Block Champion. You will be invited to:
We provide support through:
Being an Estate or Block Champion could involve covering a whole street, estate or block. It is also possible for 2 or more champions to work together to cover an area.
All meetings are from 6pm to 7pm either online and face to face at the Main Guildhall, Kingston.
KRiSP is the Kingston residents’ independent scrutiny panel. Our resident scrutiny provides a way for tenants to have a say in how their homes are managed and services are delivered.