Your customer newsletter - Issue 36, February 2015
Building an
affordable Stockport
Roger Phillips and Andrew Gwynne MP opening Fir Tree
Inside:
• 51 new homes built in Reddish
• Guide to shared ownership
» Pages 8-9
Also in this issue:
Brinnington Pantry opens its doors! » Page 2
Offerton’s June Young meets the PM » Page 3
Get involved in developing our website » Page 6
Universal Credit extended to families » Page 10
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memberships
available
a week
Maureen and
volunteers at
Brinnington Pantry
opening
An exclusive food club located in First House.
Brinnington Pantry opened its doors to customers for
the first time on Monday 12 January. The pantry is
the second community store under Stockport Homes’
‘Your Local Pantry’ umbrella, following Penny Lane
Pantry at Lancashire Hill.
Monday 9.30am – 12.30pm
Tuesday 1.00pm – 4.00pm
Thursday 3.00pm – 6.00pm
Maureen Dalzell (top left), the first customer to shop at
Brinnington Pantry said, “The pantry is smashing, it’s a
really good idea. It will make a huge difference to me
as I can now save money on my food bill.”
For just £2.50 each week local residents can become
members of the pantry and access a whole range
of benefits. Members can choose 10 items each
week from a huge variety of groceries, fresh fruit
and vegetables plus all the usual store cupboard
favourites. The average shopping basket is worth more
than £15 at retail value, saving members over £600
on their food bill each year!
Helping the
Homeless into
Housing
www.h-3.org.uk
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Charity number – 1147113
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To become a member or to volunteer,
please contact Anna Jones, Food
Sharing Officer on
0161 474 4760
or
[email protected]
www.stockporthomes.org/pantry
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News in brief
From Dialstone Lane to Downing Street:
Offerton’s June Young meets the PM
Imagine waking up one morning
and finding a letter from the Prime
Minister on your doorstep. That’s
exactly what happened to June
Young, a volunteer with Friends of
Offerton (right).
She received the official invite after
Hazel Grove Councillor William
Wragg visited Offerton Community
Centre.
named
‘Contractor
of the Year’
The councillor said he could take
two volunteers to Westminster on
19 January as part of an initiative
to celebrate local community
champions. June said: “I was
shocked by the invitation. I’m
honoured to be representing
Friends of Offerton when there is so
much great voluntary work going
on across Stockport.”
Residents to prepare to ‘swap’ properties at:
The
Judges at the 24Housing
Awards were particularly
impressed by high
customer satisfaction
rates and the team’s
commitment to providing
training for young and
unemployed people.
Stockport Homes was
also highly commended
at the awards for
supporting customers
with Welfare Reform,
and particularly with the
under-occupancy charge.
Exchange
Stockport Town Hall’s Ballroom will be
transformed into a social lettings fair
on
Thursday 9 April. Residents are
invited to come along between
1.00pm - 5.00pm if they’re
interested in moving somewhere
bigger, smaller or just different.
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Stockport Homes’ Repair
1st team is celebrating
after being named
best in the country
by a leading housing
magazine.
Along with Kids’ Corner to
entertain the children, there will
be plenty of information stalls
and social housing properties
on display. Why not come along
and see what’s on offer?
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The winners were
announced at a
ceremony at Villa
Park in Birmingham in
November, home to
Aston Villa Football Club.
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Transforming communities
Community buildings now
open for a range of activities
Stockport Homes is now managing nine
community buildings in Brinnington,
Woodley, Adswood, Bridgehall, Offerton,
Heaton Norris and Lancashire Hill. With
bookings increasing every month, the
buildings are a great local place to meet and
they cater for many different interests.
Residents can keep fit in 2015 with activities
such as line dancing, Zumba, yoga, martial
arts or indoor bowling. They can meet
with friends and neighbours at coffee
mornings, lunch clubs, bingo and other
groups and learn new skills at computer
clubs or Stockport Homes’ Skills for Life
courses. Children can get involved with
toddler groups, youth clubs, Rainbows and
Brownies.
The centres can be booked at very
reasonable prices. Contact us to enquire.
For information about the activities at each
centre, or to book a room for your group or
party, telephone
0161 474 2222 or
[email protected]
Can cook, will cook
Young people learn tenancy skills
A group of young people
have gained valuable
tenancy and cooking skills
thanks to a programme run
by Stockport Homes and
partners.
Through taking part in the
programme the young
people gained an Asdan
Foodwise Award and
qualifications in food hygiene
and health and safety.
Teaming up with Stockport
Action for Voluntary Youth
and social enterprise 4Lunch,
weekly sessions were held to
improve meal planning.
Two of the young people
involved are now following
through on the course by
volunteering regularly, with
one helping at a college
kitchen and the other at a
museum.
They also completed a series
of bite size workshops to
improve their knowledge of
the housing register, bidding,
money management
and their rights and
responsibilities as tenants.
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The group produced a cookbook
stuffed full of recipes and tips from the
programme. Look out for it soon on the
Stockport Homes website!
If you, or someone you know aged under 25 and would
be interested in this programme, contact Nicola Green,
Customer Involvement Officer on
0161 474 5811,
07800 617695 or
[email protected]
www.stockporthomes.org
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Drilling cabinets, opening doors:
Mobile Classroom helps young people get jobs
A ‘Mobile Classroom’
programme in construction
skills has provided a group of
young people with improved
life chances and a way into
apprenticeships and jobs.
weekly sessions, participants
learn different trades such as
joinery and tiling, and painting
and decorating.
Previous groups have
played an important role
in the community too,
The programme aims to get
young people between the ages working on projects such
of 16 and 30 back into training as the renovation of a local
community centre.
or employment. Over the
If you’re interested in this course, please
contact Marley Brougham, Customer
Involvement Assistant on
0161 474 2862
[email protected]
or
Participants gain a National Open
College Network Qualification in ‘Multi
Skills in Construction’, qualifying
them for a provisional six month
Construction Skills Certification
Scheme card which is proof of health
and safety training, and a requirement
to work on construction sites.
Qualifications for community champions
A newly accredited course
in participation, run by
Stockport Homes, has
seen 13 customers learn
valuable skills in ‘community
organising’.
The students learn
presentation skills, how to
promote their communities,
how to run meetings, and to
improve their practical abilities
such as problem solving.
The Level 2 Participation course
has grown in popularity, with
other landlords recommending
it to their tenants. It was
recently rated ‘outstanding’ by
assessors.
Putting down roots
Seven customers have completed a
City & Guilds course in Horticulture,
held at Woodbank Nurseries in
Offerton. The 12 week course
qualifies the participants in the
basics of planting and growing.
If you’re interested in this course, please
contact Christopher Hughes, Customer
Training Officer on
0161 474 2862 or
[email protected]
Correction to brochure
Saturday 18 April: Green Fingers: April showers
Thursday 4 June: Green Fingers: Summer baskets
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Getting digital
Get involved in
developing our
website
New IT qualification available
from Stockport Homes courses
The new courses will take
just four half-day sessions to
complete, and give customers
a qualification at City & Guilds
Entry Level 3 in Basic IT.
Another option is now open for
customers who already have some
basic computer skills and want to
gain a qualification to help them in
to work.
They will be run regularly in
several venues, so there should
be one to suit you. If you are
interested in booking a place,
please contact Liam
Knocker, Welfare
Reform Support Officer
on
0161 218 1496.
Get the app! Stockport Health and Care Finder
If you have a smartphone
you can download a new
Health and Care Finder app.
The app provides a directory
of local pharmacies, GPs, and
other health and social care
services. There are also links
to videos on how best to look
after yourself if you are ill.
We are always trying to
improve and develop our
website to make it easier for
you to find the information you
want. Now is your chance to
get involved and have your say
about the website.
Interested? Please contact
Nicola Poulter, Marketing and
Communications Officer on
0161 474 3768 or email
nicola.poulter@
stockporthomes.org
Privacy Notice
We have made some changes
to the Privacy Notice on our
website which explains our
policy on data protection. There
is a link to the new notice on
the bottom left of our website
homepage.
Search for Stockport Health and Care Finder in your app store.
Digital Heroes scheme reaches a milestone!
We have now helped
over 100 customers
to get online through
our Digital Heroes
scheme. Digital Heroes
are volunteers who
have been trained by
Starting Point to support
customers to get online
and make the most of
the internet.
Digital Heroes provide support
in an informal way personalised
to your needs, including:
• staying safe online;
• searching and applying for
jobs;
• applying for benefits;
• banking online;
• using email and social
media; and
• accessing services online.
HEROES
For more information, please contact the Social Inclusion Team on
0161 474 2854 or
[email protected]
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Digital
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Funding and sustainability
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Over the last 12 months, we have continued to
support community groups apply for funding:
H3 (Helping the Homeless into
Housing) has secured funding
Helping the
of £278,000 over four years to
Homeless into
Housing
deliver the “H4 Hospital” project
with Stepping Hill hospital. This will www.h-3.org.uk Charity number – 1147113
help support potentially homeless
people with health issues by funding a number of posts with H3.
Friends of Heaton Norris Park received funding from Forever
Manchester to purchase IT equipment and made a successful bid
to the Equity Foundation for Cherry Tree Residents Association to
deliver a ‘for a bike’ project.
Oldham Drive Estate Tenants Group continues to benefit from
outside funding, with a successful bid to Manchester Airport for the
installation of a new commercial grade dishwasher at the Arthur
Greenwood Centre, which helps volunteers cope with the popularity
of the Lunch Club.
Community Fund
Stockport Homes, in partnership with the Greater
Manchester
FO
UNDA
Centre for Voluntary Organisations, has received £60,000 of
‘Talent Match’ funding for a ‘talent coach’ who will help workless
18 to 24 year olds living in temporary accommodation to gain
employment.
Do you have a project or idea that requires funding?
If so, please contact Mark Rogers, Funding Officer on
0161 474 3463
[email protected]
Is winter time quiet for gardening?
Not for Green and Edible volunteers!
Customers in Adswood and Bridgehall
have been taking part in a range of
‘greenspace’ activities this winter,
including sowing vegetable seeds,
foraging for fruit, and making jams
and Christmas wreaths.
At Bridgehall Orchard, overgrown shrubs
were trimmed, bulbs planted and litter
cleared to improve the area. 5,000 spring
bulbs have also been planted to spread
some spring cheer.
If you would like to get involved with
Green and Edible projects please get in
They’ve completely transformed
community spaces such as St Gabriel’s touch with Gemma Russell, Greenspace
Officer on
0161 474 2914 or
Church garden, working with the
[email protected]
Princes Trust.
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www.stockporthomes.org/funding
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Building homes
51 new homes in Reddish
Stockport Homes has officially opened our its largest
new build development to date, with 51 new homes
being built in North Reddish on the former site of Fir
Tree Primary School, for completion at the end of
March.
The Fir Tree development has been part funded by
the Homes and Communities Agency and has seen
Stockport Homes work with Stockport Council and
Seddon Construction to deliver 29 x two bedroom
houses, 21 x three bedroom houses and one x four
bedroom house.
15 of the properties are for shared ownership,
supporting local people to gain a foothold on the
housing ladder, with the remaining 36 properties
being available to rent.
112 affordable homes built over last 12 months!
Fir Tree, North Reddish
51 homes
Essex Road, Brinnington Turves Road, Cheadle
Hulme
18 homes
11 homes
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17 homes
Peacefield, Marple
Berlin Road, Edgeley
10 homes
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Other properties around
Stockport 5 homes
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What is shared ownership?
If you want to own your home
but are currently renting,
getting on to the housing
ladder can be difficult.
Shared ownership is a different
route to home ownership that
aims to solve this problem.
You buy part of the home, while
a landlord such as Stockport
Homes buys the rest and rents
it out to you. Your payment to
live in the home is made up of
both mortgage and rent. For
example, you may pay for a
mortgage on 50% of the home,
and pay the landlord rent for the
other 50%.
As time goes on, there are
usually options for you to buy a
larger percentage of your home
from the landlord over time until
you own the home completely.
Properties available for shared ownership from Stockport Homes
Fir Tree, North Reddish
Two and three bedroom
semi-detached homes with great
transport connections, children’s
play area, close to Reddish Vale.
Essex Road, Brinnington
Modern and eco-friendly two and three
bedroom semi-detached homes with large
gardens. Two-thirds are already sold. Carpets
are included in the sale package. Available now!
Berlin Road, Edgeley
Two bedroom homes in established
residential suburb close to Sykes
Reservoir and park. Town Centre and
shops are within walking distance.
If you are interested in the shared ownership properties, please
contact Andrea Jackson, Assets and Development Administrator on:
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www.stockporthomes.org
0161 474 3462
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Money
!
Changes
to benefits
to be extended to families
Universal Credit is a new
benefit which brings together a
number of other benefits, such
as Housing Benefit, Working
Families’ Tax Credits and benefits
that are paid to job seekers and
those who are long-term sick.
It is now being paid in Stockport
to singles and couples but will
soon be extended to families.
Most people of Pension Credit
age are NOT affected.
If this applies to you, you will
have to wait five weeks from
claiming before you receive your
first payment. You will receive
payments on a monthly basis,
straight into your bank account,
and be responsible for paying all
of your rent to Stockport Homes.
This first payment will only cover
four weeks worth of your rent, not
five, so you will also need to make
up the difference yourself.
Call us now for support and help on
0161 474 2668 (west area) or
Pay your rent by
for your chance to win a grand of
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If you feel you will struggle to
cope with this because you
have problems managing
your money, mental health
difficulties, drug or alcohol
problems or any other issues,
please contact us straight
away. In some circumstances
it is possible to get the
payments made directly to
Stockport Homes or paid to
you weekly or fortnightly.
0161 474 2677 (east area).
Rent
Gas
Electric
Water
bills.
The housing rents initiative
encourages people to switch
to the ease and convenience
of Direct Debit, with a fantastic
prize of £1,000 in Love2shop
vouchers up-for-grabs. To be in
with a chance of winning you
simply have to be an existing
Direct Debit payer.
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shopping vouchers!
Direct Debit is a simple
and convenient way to
pay regular outgoings,
such as your housing rent,
with payments taken
automatically so you
don’t have to worry about
falling behind with your
Ever wondered what you
would do with £1,000? Well,
2015 could be the year you
find out as Stockport Homes
is joining a national campaign
run by Bacs, the not-for-profit
organisation behind Direct
Debit in the UK.
Welfare Reform
To be in with a chance
of winning this fantastic
prize, switch to paying
your rent by Direct Debit
before 30 October 2015.
www.stockporthomes.org
To set up your Direct Debit
simply call our Customer
Finance Team on
0161 474 2668 (west
0161 474 2677
area) or
(east area) – it will only take
a couple of minutes.
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Beating Cancer in 2015
Over £13k
raised for
Council and partners’
bid to boost cancer
survival
The Council and partners are
working hard to increase the uptake
of bowel, cervical and breast cancer
screening in Stockport. Cancer
screening tests can help detect
the disease before symptoms have
a chance to develop and some
are even able prevent it. If you’re
invited for screening, go, and if
you’re worried about symptoms,
see your GP.
Stockport Homes’ decision to
choose The Christie hospital as
our charity of the year coincides
with a major campaign by
Stockport Council and partners
to improve cancer support and
prevention over the year ahead.
New medicines and lifestyle
changes mean people are twice
as likely to survive cancer as
they were 40 years ago and, if it
is diagnosed early, the chance
of survival is much better.
More than four in 10 of all cancers
diagnosed in the UK are related to
lifestyle factors. 86% of lung cancer
cases in the UK are attributable to
tobacco use alone.
A total of £13,799.38 has
been raised for our staff
charity, Millie’s Trust, over
the last year; smashing our
target of £10,000.
The charity aims to make
first aid training available to
everyone, no matter what
their situation in life, to give
more people the ability and
confidence to respond in
emergencies.
For free, confidential and local advice on healthy lifestyles, including
help to stop smoking visit www.healthystockport.co.uk or call
Healthy Stockport on
0161 426 5085.
Campaign
launched against
dangers of second
hand smoke
When someone smokes
second hand smoke is
produced. This is a toxic
cocktail of chemicals which
when breathed in by others
will damage their health.
The only way to make sure
your family and pets aren’t put
in harm’s way is to make sure
your home and car is smoke
free all of the time.
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Staff got involved in
activities such as the
Manchester 10k run and
residents really showed
their generosity during
community events.
To find out more about the campaign
and how to sign up for a free Smoke
Free Home and Cars pack visit
www.nhs.uk/smokefree or call
0161 474 2463
www.stockporthomes.org
Thank you to everyone
involved. We look forward
to a successful campaign
this year too, raising money
for The Christie hospital
which specialises in the
treatment of cancer and
related illnesses.
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How we are doing
New
customer
feedback
process
Performance
October 2014 - January 2015
Stockport Homes checks how
it is performing by monitoring
a set of indicators chosen by
customers. They are called
The Customer Super Six and
they are published on our
website every quarter.
We are on target...
98.4%
satisfaction with the
quality of service
during investment
work programmes.
Target:
96%
15.2 days
Average repair cost per
property per year:
£223
We are
almost there…
97%
Target: 98%
of anti-social behaviour
complainants were
satisfied with the outcome
of their case.
Average number
of days taken
to re-let empty
Target
properties.
in days:
Customer complaints
16
87.6%
of repairs were
completed right
Target: 82%
first time.
96.8%
of estate
inspections were
rated at least
Target: 96%
‘good’.
Four out of 118 ASB complainants were not satisfied with their
case outcome. Each reason for dissatisfaction is investigated.
For more information, please contact Katalin
Szavai, Performance and Improvement Officer
0161 474 3764 or
on
[email protected]
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A new customer feedback process
was launched in February 2015
to benefit anyone making a
complaint. This includes ‘fix-in-five’,
meaning staff have the option of
responding within five working
days in simple cases. However,
for a more complex complaint,
the ten day timescale stands. The
final stage of the process will see
complaints being considered by an
appeal panel made up of a Head
of Service and two independent
customers.
Between October and December
2014 we received 130 complaints.
We welcome all feedback from
customers, and use it to improve
our services. To make a complaint,
or a compliment, contact our
Performance and Improvement
Team on
0161 474 2600 or
[email protected]
Compliment
“You were
excellent
when Alice
could not
get up after
a fall, and
the equipment
Carecall used
ensured dignity… an excellent
service.”
Mr and Mrs Catledge, Compstall
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News from the Board
Preparing ourselves for 2015:
a year of change
Stockport Homes’ Board has
been learning about Welfare
Reform. This helps us to prepare
for changes ahead and make
sure we continue providing the
best possible services to meet
need.
Planning ahead, we’ve been
looking at new strategies to
improve the services we provide
for older people and making sure
we continue to be a responsible
organisation that improves
the environment and
wellbeing in our communities
and beyond.
With the forthcoming signing
of a new management
agreement with Stockport
Council, we are also thinking
about how this will change
the way we work as a Board
in the coming months and
years.
Our services
Wherever
you are
For any questions about the Board contact
Jeremy Beatty, Governance Manager on
0161 474 2850 or
[email protected]
Get Involved – Make Things Better:
Taster Day, Friday 27 March 2015
There’s lots of exciting ways you
can get involved in improving
Stockport Homes’ services to
customers, including joining
our Quality Panel, Customer
Scrutiny Panel or Board.
Come along to the Taster Day
on Friday 27 March 2015 at
10.30am - 2.30pm to find
out what it’s like to do mystery
shopping, review services or
make big decisions about the
future of the company.
There will be refreshments
provided and we can provide
support with childcare and
‘out of pocket’ expenses.
Customers who are on the
Quality Panel, Customer
Scrutiny Panel and the
Board make new friends and
develop valuable new skills.
We always looking for new
members, from right across
the Borough - there’s a role
to suit you!
To book your place or for more information
contact Jill Holt, Customer Involvement Team
0161 474 3511 or
Leader, on
[email protected]
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Report repairs wherever
you are with Stockport
Homes’ mobile phone app.
Download it free via the
Google play store or Apple
app store.
The app also includes
quick links to our website,
Facebook and Twitter pages,
Universal Credit website,
Money Advice Service and
Universal Jobmatch.
So, why not install
the app now?
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Spotlight on scrutiny
Customer Scrutiny Panel
On Target
Money and financial
advice services
Improvements made
after repairs review
Is it easy or difficult to get the information
you need from Stockport Homes when it
comes to issues such as money and debt?
That’s one of the questions the Customer
Scrutiny Panel is looking at as it conducts a
review into financial inclusion services. As part
of this review the Panel has reviewed literature
and the website, held meetings with customers,
interviewed staff and visited other landlords to
compare services.
The group has also asked the Quality Panel to
carry out mystery shopping into the financial
inclusion services available at Stockport Homes
to learn more about your experiences.
The full report will be published on the Stockport
Homes website April 2015:
www.stockporthomes.org/CSPreports
After a recent review of repairs at Stockport
Homes, the Customer Scrutiny Panel made some
suggestions which have now been implemented:
• Information available to customers is now
consistent and up to date in the Sheltered
Housing schemes.
• All contractors now uphold the same standard
of communication as Stockport Homes’ staff.
Send your review suggestions about services to:
[email protected] or
Customer Scrutiny Panel, Stockport Homes, 1
St Peters Square, Stockport SK1 1NZ
“A fantastic service. I was able
to return to work knowing
help for my mother was at
the touch of a button .”
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Are you or one of your relatives
older, feeling vulnerable or living
with a medical condition?
Independence in your own home 24
hours a day, 365 days a year.
Carecall can provide you with a
Telecare monitoring service, from £2.18
per week. We also have a local Mobile
Warden Service.
Contact us for more details.
0500 130 585
www.stockporthomes.org/carecall
facebook.com/carecallmonitoring
twitter.com/carecallmonitor
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Safer communities
Be Aware of
Bogus Callers
Positive action against
Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB)
October 2014 - January 2015
Crown
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legal actions
were taken.
97%
of customers were
satisfied with the outcome
of their ASB complaint.
Crown
99%
of customers were satisfied
with how we dealt with their
ASB complaint overall.
98%
of customers were satisfied that
they were kept up-to-date with the
progress of their ASB complaint.
News
Time
80.5days
Like
was the average
time taken to resolve
an ASB complaint.
Give food a thought…
being careless in the kitchen
can cost lives
More than half of accidental fires
in the home start because of
something to do with cooking. Take
extra care when cooking with hot oil
and don’t leave children alone in the
kitchen when the hob or oven is on.
To book a free Home Safety Check,
please call Greater Manchester Fire
and Rescue Service on
0800 555 815 or visit
www.manchesterfire.gov.uk
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96%
of cases were
successfully
resolved.
Bogus callers are criminals
pretending to be from the
“Water Board” or other
organisations.
If the caller does not have a
prior appointment, leave the
door locked. If they say they
are from a utilities company,
ask them to quote your
account number. If they don’t
have it, tell them to leave and
that you are calling the Police.
• Always ask for ID, and
check it.
• Do not buy goods or
services from cold callers.
• Do not keep large amounts
of cash in your home.
• There is no such company
as the Water Board, Gas
Board or Electric Board.
• Always report any
suspicious behaviour to
the police.
• Keep your doors locked
even when you are home.
Follow the stop, chain and
check rule when people call at
the door:
• STOP - If you are not
expecting anybody
and they don’t have an
appointment - don’t let
them in.
• CHAIN - Use your door
chain or bar before
opening the door.
• CHECK - Ask to see ID and
double check this.
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Seen someone sleeping
rough in Stockport?
If you let us know, Stockport Homes
working together with our partners, can
visit them within 24 hours and offer
help to move off the streets.
If you have seen someone, please get
in touch and tell us:
• where you saw them;
• when it was; and
• what they looked like.
Stockport Homes’ Housing Options Team
0161 474 4237
No Second Night Out
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