If you're a council tenant or leaseholder, you can have your say on how the housing service is run.
Standards for social housing tenants consultation
The Regulator of Social Housing is seeking views on the revised regulatory consumer standards.
These are the proposed standards about homes and services tenants can expect from landlords when they live in social housing.
Find out more and give your views on GOV.UK.
The consultation closes at 6pm, 17 October 2023.
The Housing Scrutiny Panel is hosting an online meeting for Bristol City council tenants on the new Consumer Standards for Social Housing on the 25 September, 6pm to 7.30pm.
Get involved
You can give us feedback online, join a tenant and leaseholder group or forum, take part in events, surveys or consultations and workshops.
Local Housing Forums
A local housing forum is a meeting where council housing tenants can discuss local housing services with the council. If you're a tenant, you can join your Local Housing Forum and make suggestions at your local forum about improvements to shared council areas.
Leaseholders Forum
Council leaseholders can get involved and comment on housing services they receive.
The Leaseholders forum meets three times a year. To find out more and join, visit our page on council leaseholders.
Join a service user group
To get involved and have your say about our services you can join a service user group for council tenants.
Contact the Housing Management Board
The Housing Management Board is a forum where tenant and leaseholder representatives meet with senior housing managers and councillors to discuss and influence the development and management of council housing services.
For information on how to contact or join the board see our Housing Management Board page.
Housing Scrutiny Panel
The Housing Scrutiny Panel is a recognised panel of tenants and leaseholders that helps us to improve our performance and standards. Find out more about the Housing Scrutiny Panel.
Get involved in your local community
If you're a tenant or leaseholder with communal facilities and you have ideas on how to improve them, why not apply to our Environmental Improvement Programme. You can also get involved with decision making in your area.