Freedom of information response
Council housing repairs
My preference is that questions 2-6 should be limited to repairs specifically concerning people’s homes – excluding repairs to fences and garages, for example. However, if such exclusion is not possible within the section 12 cost limit, please include all logged repairs and specify that this is the case.
Questions 2-6 do not include scheduled routine/cyclical maintenance work, unless that work has been delayed beyond its original schedule.
1. What is the total number of council housing (including ALMO) tenant households in the local authority area (excluding voids)?
2. How many council housing (including ALMO) tenant households are currently awaiting repair work on their council homes, as logged with the council (excluding voids)?
3. Of the figure in question 2, how many are logged as emergency repairs?
4. Of the figure in question 2, how many households have been waiting more than 28 days/a month (including those covered by questions 5 and 6)?
5. Of the figure in question 2, how many households have been waiting more than six months (including those covered by question 6)?
6. Of the figure in question 2, how many households have been waiting more than a year?
My preference is that questions 2-6 should be limited to repairs specifically concerning people’s homes – excluding repairs to fences and garages, for example. However, if such exclusion is not possible within the section 12 cost limit, please include all logged repairs and specify that this is the case.
Questions 2-6 do not include scheduled routine/cyclical maintenance work, unless that work has been delayed beyond its original schedule.
1. What is the total number of council housing (including ALMO) tenant households in the local authority area (excluding voids)?
Row Labels |
General Needs |
Over 55s only |
Sheltered Scheme |
Grand Total |
Bungalow |
473 |
73 |
546 |
|
Flat |
3,086 |
24 |
1,134 |
4,244 |
House |
4,627 |
4,627 |
||
Maisonette |
447 |
4 |
451 |
|
Unit |
8 |
8 |
||
Grand Total |
8,641 |
24 |
1,211 |
9,876 |
2. How many council housing (including ALMO) tenant households are currently awaiting repair work on their council homes, as logged with the council (excluding voids)? 1241
3. Of the figure in question 2, how many are logged as emergency repairs? 37
4. Of the figure in question 2, how many households have been waiting more than 28 days/a month (including those covered by questions 5 and 6)? 203
5. Of the figure in question 2, how many households have been waiting more than six months (including those covered by question 6)? 20
6. Of the figure in question 2, how many households have been waiting more than a year? 0
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