Look at what we are suggesting first on our consultation page. Then give us your views on the following options.
Option 1: No increase
This would mean:
- We would not be able to meet all of our financial commitments.
- The range and quality of services provided to you would need to be drastically reduced (e.g longer to carry out repairs, less improvement works).
- We could not build any more homes for people in housing need or for tenants needing a transfer.
Option 2: An increase but less than 4.5%
This would mean:
- We might not be able to meet all of our financial commitments.
- The range and quality of services provided to you may need to be reduced (e.g., longer to carry out repairs, less improvement works).
- We could not build any more homes for people in housing need and tenants needing a transfer.
Option 3: Our suggested increase of 4.5%
This would mean:
- We would be better placed to meet its financial obligations and costs.
- We could build more homes for people in housing need and tenants needing a transfer.
- We could continue to maintain and improve the housing stock at the planned levels.
- We could continue to provide services to help and support our residents.
You will be entered into our draw for one of five £25 shopping vouchers.