Freedom of information response

1. How many of your social housing units are accessible and adaptable dwellings M4 (2) or wheelchair user dwellings M4(3) as of December 2022?

We do not categorise further to accessible and adaptable dwellings or wheelchair user dwellings.

2. How many people are on your waiting list for an accessible and adaptable dwelling M4 (2) or a wheelchair user dwelling M4(3)?

There are currently 125 applications on the register which require an adapted property

3. What is the average waiting time for tenants requiring an accessible and adaptable dwelling M4 (2) or a wheelchair user dwelling M4(3)?

We do not categorise further to accessible and adaptable dwellings or wheelchair user dwellings.

4. If the information in questions 1 to 3 is broken down into accessible and adaptable dwelling M4(2) and wheelchair user dwellings M4 (3), please could this breakdown be provided?

We do not categorise further to accessible and adaptable dwellings or wheelchair user dwellings.

5. How many social housing units does your council have in total? (flats or houses)

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