Tenants will be able to air their reservations to David
Orr, chief executive of the National Housing Federation at a TPAS hosted
roundtable event. TPAS have made the
point repeatedly over the last few weeks that the voice of tenants has not been
heard enough in all the discussions on the Right to Buy voluntary deal. They
have also become increasingly concerned that tenants are not being consulted
enough in helping organisations to manage the impact of the 1% rent cut on the
services they value most from their landlord. Decisions have, and are, being
taken that may fundamentally change housing associations and the nature of
services they provide. Yet the people that receive those services, that pay the
rent, that may want to exercise the right to buy have not been consulted on
their views. Read more on the TPAS website.
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