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Housing Tenant Rent Consultation 2023/24

This consultation is open to Stirling Council tenants only.

Agreeing rent levels is one of the most important decisions the Council makes each year, as it has an impact on all tenants. This is why it is vital you have the opportunity to get involved and have your say on the options available. 

We estimate the cost of running the Housing service will rise by £656,000 in 2023/24. If Stirling Council had to freeze rents the only way to do this would be to restrict all recruitment of housing staff and this would make our service delivery poorer - that could mean that urgent repairs take much longer to carry out or we have shortages in key posts.

We are proposing three options to tenants for consideration and we would like you to choose you preferred option:

  1. 2.9% - an increase of £2.26 per week
  2. 3.1% - an increase of £2.43 per week
  3. 3.3% - an increase of £2.56 per week

For more information on each option please read the rent consultation article in the Open Door newsletter in this project below.

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Housing Tenant survey

9 December 2022 00:00 - 8 January 2023 00:00

Thank you for taking the time to complete our survey. Within the Open Doors document attached to this project, we have provided information about how the rent you pay is used and what other things we consider when setting the rent for the next year.

The information you provide within this survey will be treated as confidential and in adherence with the UK GDPR and Data Protection Act 2018. To find out more about your data protection rights and how we will use your data please see our privacy notice.

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The survey is no longer available, since this project is no longer active.