Tenant Participation

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Tenant participation gives Angus tenants a real influence over how housing services are run. It helps the council understand what works well, what needs improvement 🔧, and how tenants want to be involved.

Our Tenant Participation Strategy sets out how we work in partnership with tenants.

Ways to Get Involved 🙋‍♂️🙋‍♀️

Consultations 💬

  • Tenants are asked for their views on proposed changes (e.g. rent, repairs, policies).
  • Feedback is reviewed and reported to the Housing Committee.
  • Councillors use this to make decisions, and tenants are told how their input shaped the outcome.



Tenants’ & Residents’ Groups 👥

  • Local groups where tenants work together on housing issues.
  • Groups can become Registered Tenants Organisations (RTOs), giving them a formal role in decision‑making.
  • RTOs can apply for grant funding and receive support from the council.
  • A public register lists all RTOs and includes guidance and application forms.

Tenant‑Led Inspections (Scrutiny) 🔍

  • Tenants review how well services are working—such as repairs, complaints handling, or communication.
  • They gather views, review performance data, and share findings.
  • This helps ensure services meet required standards.
  • Full training is provided.

Register of Interested Tenants 📨

  • Sign up to be contacted about topics you care about (e.g. repairs, communication, estate management).
  • Take part from home via email, phone, or online surveys.

Local & Angus‑wide Tenant Groups 🌍

  • For tenants who want to be more actively involved.
  • Training, support, and travel expenses are provided so everyone can take part.

E‑Newsletter 📰

  • Regular updates on housing news, events, consultations, and ways to get involved.

Contact Us 📞📧



Tenant participation gives Angus tenants a real influence over how housing services are run. It helps the council understand what works well, what needs improvement 🔧, and how tenants want to be involved.

Our Tenant Participation Strategy sets out how we work in partnership with tenants.

Ways to Get Involved 🙋‍♂️🙋‍♀️

Consultations 💬

  • Tenants are asked for their views on proposed changes (e.g. rent, repairs, policies).
  • Feedback is reviewed and reported to the Housing Committee.
  • Councillors use this to make decisions, and tenants are told how their input shaped the outcome.



Tenants’ & Residents’ Groups 👥

  • Local groups where tenants work together on housing issues.
  • Groups can become Registered Tenants Organisations (RTOs), giving them a formal role in decision‑making.
  • RTOs can apply for grant funding and receive support from the council.
  • A public register lists all RTOs and includes guidance and application forms.

Tenant‑Led Inspections (Scrutiny) 🔍

  • Tenants review how well services are working—such as repairs, complaints handling, or communication.
  • They gather views, review performance data, and share findings.
  • This helps ensure services meet required standards.
  • Full training is provided.

Register of Interested Tenants 📨

  • Sign up to be contacted about topics you care about (e.g. repairs, communication, estate management).
  • Take part from home via email, phone, or online surveys.

Local & Angus‑wide Tenant Groups 🌍

  • For tenants who want to be more actively involved.
  • Training, support, and travel expenses are provided so everyone can take part.

E‑Newsletter 📰

  • Regular updates on housing news, events, consultations, and ways to get involved.

Contact Us 📞📧