Adactus Housing Group

Last night, the very first Adactus500 scrutiny panel met at our Head Office in Leigh to start their scrutiny of tenant safety (fire and gas). Nine tenants came from across the North West to meet together to agree the scope of the scrutiny exercise. It was a lively and productive meeting with tenants sharing experiences and their views on fire and gas safety. The main purpose of the scoping meeting was to give scrutiny panel members the opportunity to look in …

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As part of our Resident Involvement Framework, we currently recognise nine local area panels across the North West. These are regularly held meetings of our residents that discuss our performance, neighbourhood projects and much more including the development of our Local Offers. Click here to download download the latest minutes from the ANAP meeting. If you would like to join the panel then please contact us on callconnect 0845 505 3355 or mobile connect 0300 111 1133.

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The Adactus500 has been a successful way for us to give tenants the opportunity to give us regular feedback on our services and plans for the future. Following extensive consultation with our tenants, we now want to go further and offer our residents the opportunity to take part in a Scrutiny Panel. We want residents to put our services to the test. Tenants taking part in a Scrutiny Panel will be able to scrutinise and recommend improvements to our services. We are …

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The Adactus500 has been up and running for two years now and has been an extremely successful way of getting important feedback from our tenants. The Adactus500 was previously available to a random selection of tenants by invitation only.  Following a comprehensive review of the way we involve residents in shaping and improving our services, we have decided to open-up the Adactus500 to allow any tenant or leaseholder to take part! Any tenant (not subject to legal action) can now …

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The Respect Standard is an Anti Social Behaviour (ASB) Charter for housing. It was introduced by the government in 2006. The Respect Standard played an important role in improving performance in both preventing and effectively tackling anti-social behaviour. Social landlords (e.g. Housing Associations or Councils) sign up to the standard voluntarily. Once signed up, they commit to using the standard as a way of assessing and improving how they deal with anti social behaviour. We have been signed up to the Respect …

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