New committees reporting directly to the Board of Gloucester City Homes (GCH) will ensure the customer voice is strengthened. Following a recent recruitment campaign, four new committee members have joined the newly formed Customer Experience and Homes & Communities Committees. They join two GCH customers who already sit on the Board, made of up 12 […]
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New rules which require everyone to have photo identification in order to vote in person might have an impact on some of our customers. There will be a wide range of photographic identification which will be acceptable, including: Various concessionary travel passes PASS cards Ministry of Defence identity cards Photocard parking permits issued as part of
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The Government will move people currently claiming legacy benefits such as housing benefit onto Universal Credit by 2024. Our Tenancy Sustainment team has put together a guide to Universal Credit Managed Migration and what it means for you. Find out more here
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From 1st March 2023, our new repairs standards will be clearer for you and enable us to respond more flexibly to your needs. The Government is bringing in new tenant satisfaction measures from April and our new service standards mean that we can report more closely against national benchmarks. We are aiming for the
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Today sees the launch of Citadel House in Stroud, providing a safe space for homeless people, where dogs are welcome too. Faced with the stark choice of giving up a beloved pet to qualify for accommodation, many will opt to take their chances on the streets rather than say goodbye to their canine companion.
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The Gloucester City Plan, the blueprint for shaping how the city will develop, has been published by Gloucester City Council. The plan runs until 2031 and sets out where land will be used for business development to promote economic growth, and where the city will provide for new homes for communities. As well as aiming
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Some working people on income-related benefit will see a change to how they are assessed for Universal credit. From the end of February, an increase to the Administrative Earnings Threshold (AET) will mean more Universal Credit claimants will be moved from the ‘Light Touch’ group to the ‘Intensive Work Search’ group. The Administrative Earnings Threshold
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January joy for families in Hempsted January sees a fresh start for four families moving into brand-new homes in Hempsted. Tears and smiles of joy were seen as the families were handed the keys for their long-awaited homes. “This is why I love my job,” said GCH’s Lettings Agent Lisa Brooks. “It is so rewarding,
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The Government has announced up to £1,350 worth of cost-of-living payments to eligible people on means-tested benefits and pensions. If individuals are eligible, they will be paid automatically, and there will be no need to apply. £301 – First Cost of Living Payment – during Spring 2023 £150 – Disability Payment – during Summer 2023
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