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1 SCOTLAND S HOUSING NETWORK, FIRST FLOOR, 19 HAYMARKET YARDS, EDINBURGH EH12 5BH T: E: INFO@SCOTLANDSHOUSINGNETWORK.ORG W: SCOTLANDSHOUSINGNETWORK.ORG Ore Valley Housing Association PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS SEPTEMBER 2016
2 Our members We have over 120 Local Authorities and Registered Social Landlords as members and we have experienced significant growth in recent years. Almost two thirds of social landlords in Scotland are our members which in turn represents almost 90% of the sector by stock. SHN Members 2015/16 Count % of social housing stock in Scotland Housing Association & Cooperatives 94 34% Local Authorities 31 53% Total Members %
3 Content & Charter outcomes Context Customer satisfaction Housing Quality Maintenance Access to Housing and Support Neighbourhood and Community Getting Good Value from Rents Summary Landlord Report
4 Purpose of visit Describe key features of your performance Identify areas of strength and for improvement Identify your priorities for action Give opportunity to learn
5 Improvements Key sector headlines for Repairs timescale for both emergency and non-emergency repairs Gas safety Void rent loss Satisfaction with standard of home when moving in ASB cases resolved within locally agreed targets Average time to complete aids and adaptations Meeting SHQS Areas for concern The number of evictions
6 Peer group Peer group : Peer group & Large urban landlords Rural Stirling Housing Association Forth Housing Association Cairn Housing Association Caledonia Housing Association Castlehill Housing Association Clydebank Housing Association Cunninghame Housing Association Govan Housing Association Grampian Housing Association Hillcrest Housing Association Home Scotland Kingdom Housing Association Langstane Housing Association Link Group Ochil View Housing Association Port of Leith Housing Association Shettleston Housing Association Southside Housing Association Williamsburgh Housing Association Melville Housing Association Paragon Housing Association
7 Context Indicator C17: House type % OVHA High Rise - House 44 Tenement - 4 in a block 8 Maisonette or other 48
8 Context Indicator C17: Stock size % OVHA 1 apt 1 2 apt 26 3 apt 42 4 apt apt 2
9 Context Indicator C17: Stock age % WDC Pre Post
10 Context Context 17: Total number of houses # 2013/ / /16 Ochil View
11 Context Context 14: The landlord s wholly owned stock. % of stock that is low demand 2013/ / /16 Ochil View Large urban RSL Average
12 Context Context 17: Average weekly rent 2013/ / /16 Ochil View Large urban RSL Average
13 Context Context 17: Average weekly rent 2013/ / /16 Ochil View Large urban RSL Average
14 Context Context 21: Percentage average weekly rent increase to be applied % 2013/ / /16 Ochil View Large urban RSL Average
15 Satisfaction Survey details Tenants surveyed: 533 Method: Post Date: December 2013
16 Satisfaction Indicator 1: Percentage of tenants satisfied with overall service. % 2013/ / /16 Ochil View Large urban RSL Average
17 Satisfaction Indicator 3: Percentage of tenants who feel their landlord is good at keeping them informed about their services and outcomes % 2013/ / /16 Ochil View Large urban RSL Average
18 Satisfaction Indicator 6: Percentage of tenants satisfied with the opportunities given to them to participate in their landlord s decision making processes % 2013/ / /16 Ochil View Large urban RSL Average
19 Satisfaction Indicator 9: Percentage of tenants satisfied with the standard of their home when moving in % 2013/ / /16 Ochil View Large urban RSL Average
20 Satisfaction Indicator 10: Percentage of existing tenants satisfied with the quality of their home. % 2013/ / /16 Ochil View Large urban RSL Average
21 Satisfaction Indicator 16: Percentage of tenants who have had repairs or maintenance carried out in last 12 months satisfied with the repairs and maintenance service. % 2013/ / /16 Ochil View Large urban RSL Average
22 Satisfaction Indicator 17: Percentage of tenants satisfied with the management of the neighbourhood they live in % 2013/ / /16 Ochil View Large urban RSL Average
23 Satisfaction Indicator 29: Percentage of tenants who feel that the rent for their property represents good value for money. % 2013/ / /16 Ochil View Large urban RSL Average
24 Satisfaction Indicator 33: Percentage of factored owners satisfied with the factoring service they receive. % 2013/ / /16 Ochil View Large urban RSL Average
25 Satisfaction Positives * Areas for concern? * Summary
26 Housing Quality & Maintenance Indicator 7: Percentage of stock meeting the Scottish Housing Quality Standard % 2013/ / /16 Ochil View Large urban RSL Average
27 Housing Quality & Maintenance Indicator 8: Percentage of properties at or above the appropriate NHER or SAP ratings specified in element 35 of the SHQS, as at 31 March each year. % 2013/ / /16 Ochil View Large urban RSL Average
28 Housing Quality & Maintenance Indicator C33: Percentage of houses passing EESSH standard % 2015/16 Ochil View 76.4 Large urban 72.6 RSL Average 58.1
29 Housing Quality & Maintenance Indicator C13: Average number of reactive repairs completed per occupied property. 2013/ / /16 Ochil View Large urban RSL Average
30 Housing Quality & Maintenance Indicator N22: Percentage of emergency repairs completed within target Emergency repairs % 2015/16 Ochil View 100 Peer Group 96
31 Housing Quality & Maintenance Indicator 11: Average length of time taken to complete emergency repairs (hours) hours 2013/ / /16 Ochil View Large urban RSL Average
32 Housing Quality & Maintenance Indicator 12: Average length of time taken to complete nonemergency repairs (days) days 2013/ / /16 Ochil View Large urban RSL Average
33 Housing Quality & Maintenance Indicator N22: Repairs completed within target time All repairs % 2015/16 Ochil View 77 Peer Group 93
34 Housing Quality & Maintenance Repair timescales: Indicator 11 & 12 timescale trend comparison 2013/ / /16 Indicator Indicator
35 Housing Quality & Maintenance Indicator 13: Percentage of reactive repairs carried out in the last year completed right first time % 2013/ / /16 Ochil View Large urban RSL Average
36 Housing Quality & Maintenance Indicator 13: Percentage of reactive repairs carried out in the last year completed right first time % 2013/ / /16 Ochil View Large urban RSL Average
37 Housing Quality & Maintenance Indicator 15: Percentage of properties that require a gas safety record which had a gas safety check and record completed by the anniversary date. % 2013/ / /16 Ochil View Large urban RSL Average
38 Housing Quality & Maintenance Indicator 16: Percentage of tenants who have had repairs or maintenance carried out in last 12 months satisfied with the repairs and maintenance service. % 2013/ / /16 Ochil View Large urban RSL Average
39 Housing Quality & Maintenance Indicator 23: The average time to complete medical adaptations during the reporting year. days 2013/ / /16 Ochil View Large urban RSL Average
40 Housing Quality & Maintenance Positives * Areas for concern? * Summary
41 Access Housing lists & lets CHR in place: Yes Suspensions: 96 Applicants: 2295 New applicants: 1197 General needs Lets: 108 Supported lets: 0 Mutual exchange: 18
42 Access Indicator 21: Percentage of lettable houses that became vacant in the last year. % 2013/ / /16 Ochil View Large urban RSL Average
43 Access Indicator 18: Percentage of tenancy offers refused during the year. % 2013/ / /16 Ochil View Large urban RSL Average
44 Access Indicator C8: The percentage of lets during the reporting year by source of let. % OVHA L urban RSL Existing tenants Homeless applicants Housing list applicants LA nominations Others
45 Access Indicator C8: The percentage of lets during the reporting year to tenants that have been assessed as statutorily homeless by the local authority. % 2013/ / /16 Ochil View Large urban RSL Average
46 Access Indicator 20: Percentage of new tenancies sustained for more than a year; all sources of let. % 2013/ / /16 Ochil View Large urban RSL Average
47 Access Indicator 20: Percentage of new tenancies sustained for more than a year; statutory homeless. % 2013/ / /16 Ochil View Large urban RSL Average
48 Access Indicator C11: Abandoned properties. Percentage of abandoned properties during the reporting year. 2013/ / /16 Ochil View Large urban RSL Average
49 Access Indicator C12: Evictions The percentage of orders for recovery of possession granted during the reporting year 2013/ / /16 Ochil View Large urban RSL Average
50 Access Positives * Areas for concern? * Summary
51 Neighbourhood & Community Complaints summary Complaints report published? 1st stage 2nd stage OVHA All OVHA All Responded Stage 78% 86% 22% 14% % upheld 59% 55% 66% 51% In timescale 95% 86% 81% 85%
52 OVHA All Neighbourhood & Community Anti-Social behaviour summary Cases Number of ASB cases 399 Prevalence (per 100) Targets used Within 1 week 0.4% Within 1 month 100% 67.2% Within 3 months 18.5% Within 1 year 13.9% Timescales Within 1 month n/a 74% Within 3 months 17% Longer 9%
53 Neighbourhood & Community Indicator 19: Number of cases of anti-social behaviour per every 100 lettable homes 2013/ / /16 Ochil View Large urban RSL Average
54 Neighbourhood & Community Indicator 19: Percentage of cases of anti-social behaviour resolved within locally agreed targets in the last year 2013/ / /16 Ochil View Large urban RSL Average
55 Getting good value from rents and service charges Context 17: Average weekly rent 2013/ / /16 Ochil View Large urban RSL Average
56 Getting good value from rents and service charges Context 17: Average weekly rent 2013/ / /16 Ochil View Large urban RSL Average
57 Getting good value from rents and service charges Context 21: Percentage average weekly rent increase to be applied % 2013/ / /16 Ochil View Large urban RSL Average
58 Getting good value from rents and service charges Context 22: Percentage of households for which landlords are paid housing costs directly % 2013/ / /16 Ochil View Large urban RSL Average
59 Getting good value from rents and service charges Context 22: Percentage value of the direct housing payments received in the reporting year. % 2013/ / /16 Ochil View Peer group Large urban RSL Average
60 Getting good value from rents and service charges Indicator 30: Rent collected from tenants as a percentage of total rent due in the reporting year % 2013/ / /16 Ochil View Large urban RSL Average
61 Getting good value from rents and service charges Indicator 31: Gross rent arrears (all tenants) as at 31 March each year as a percentage of rent due for the reporting year. % 2013/ / /16 Ochil View Large urban RSL Average
62 Getting good value from rents and service charges Indicator 31: Current rent arrears (all tenants) as at 31 March each year as a percentage of rent due for the reporting year. % 2013/ / /16 Ochil View Large urban RSL Average
63 Getting good value from rents and service charges Indicator 31: Former rent arrears (all tenants) as at 31 March each year as a percentage of rent due for the reporting year. % 2013/ / /16 Ochil View Large urban RSL Average
64 Getting good value from rents and service charges Indicator C23: Percentage of former tenant rent arrears written off at the year end. % 2013/ / /16 Ochil View Large urban RSL Average
65 Getting good value from rents and service charges Indicator C23: Gross rent arrears (all tenants) as at 31 March each year as a percentage of rent due for the reporting year. % 2013/ / /16 Gross arrears Former arrears Current arrears Write off
66 Getting good value from rents and service charges Legal action process # OVHA RSL L Urban Evictions Decrees Court actions granted NOPs
67 Getting good value from rents and service charges Indicator 35: Average length of time taken to relet properties in the last year (days) Days 2013/ / /16 Ochil View Large urban RSL Average
68 Getting good value from rents and service charges Indicator 34: Percentage of rent lost through properties being empty in the last year % 2013/ / /16 Ochil View Large urban RSL Average
69 Getting good value from rents and service charges Indicator 34: Percentage of rent lost through properties being empty in the last year % 2013/ / /16 Ochil View Large urban RSL Average
70 Getting good value from rents and service charges Positives * Areas for concern? * Summary
71 Landlord report I11 Time taken to complete emergency I12 Time taken to complete nonemergency repairs I3 Satisfied I6 Satisfied I16 I1 Satisfied with keeping with I7 Properties I13 Repairs I14 Satisfaction I19 ASB cases I35 Time to with overall tenants opportunities meeting right first Appointment with repairs resolved C17 Average C21 Rent I30 Rent I34 Void rent re-let service informed to participate SHQS repairs time s kept service within targetsweekly rent increase collected lost properties Rural Stirling Housing Association Forth Housing Association Cairn Housing Association Caledonia Housing Association Castlehill Housing Association Clydebank Housing Association Cunninghame Housing Association Govan Housing Association Grampian Housing Association Hillcrest Housing Association Home Scotland Kingdom Housing Association Langstane Housing Association Link Group Ochil View Housing Association Port of Leith Housing Association Shettleston Housing Association Southside Housing Association Williamsburgh Housing Association Melville Housing Association Paragon Housing Association
72 Better VFM Service v VFM Summary Service v Value for money Comparison with peer group Improvement? Better service
73 Better VFM Service v VFM Summary Service v Value for money Comparison with all SHN members Better Service
74 Better VFM Service v VFM Summary Service v Value for money Comparison with all SHN members Better Service
75 Overall summary Positives * Areas for concern? *
76 Scotland s Housing Network First floor, 19 Haymarket Yards Edinburgh EH12 5BH T: E: info@scotlandshousingnetwork.org W: facebook.com/scotlandshousingnetwork Linkedin.com Scotland s Housing Network
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