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Join our Resident Voice Panel and help shape the future of our community! As a panel member, your feedback will be heard by Sutton Housing Partnership, giving you a direct influence on the services and issues that matter most to you. We value your opinions and will actively use them to drive improvements. Plus, you'll receive regular updates on how your input has led to real changes.
Sutton Housing Partnership Resident Voice Panel is an online group of residents who have agreed to give their views on a range of topics including current work, new or existing services, or broader issues that we may require your feedback on throughout the year.
The panel will be broadly representative of the Sutton Housing Partnership population to ensure that we hear a diverse range of voices.
Participation is flexible—share your views through online surveys and engagement activities when it suits you. While the role is voluntary, we offer quarterly prize draws with a chance to win up to £250 as a thank-you for your contributions.
Become a voice for your community today! To be part of the panel you must be a Sutton Housing Partnership Resident and aged 16 or over. It's quick and easy to sign up and start helping to shape the future of Sutton Housing Partnership.
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Transport: Cycle Lane Proposal
This is an example activity for demonstration purposes only. This site is operated by Delib Ltd and submitted responses will be discarded. We have been working hard to tranform our transport system into a more efficient and safer network for citizens, while also contributing to a reduction in pollution levels. Previous research has indicated that citizens often don't feel safe cycling around Arlen Hill due to high levels of congestion and very few designated cycle routes, we aim to...
Transport: Healthy Routes - Cycling
This is an example activity for demonstration purposes only. This site is operated by Delib Ltd and submitted responses will be discarded. The Healthy Streets Approach and the 10 Indicators of a Healthy Street were developed by Lucy Saunders, a specialist in public health and transport. These were first included in TfL policy in the first Health Action Plan in 2014 and TfL has been working on how to deliver this Approach in London. The Mayor expects the Healthy Streets Approach to be...
Proposal to Implement a Low Emission Zone (with Geo Select and Publishable Replies)
This is an example activity for demonstration purposes only. This site is operated by Delib Ltd and submitted responses will be discarded. Nitrogen dioxide is a brown gas, with the chemical formula NO 2 . It is chemically related to nitric oxide (nitrogen monoxide), a colourless gas with the chemical formula NO. NO 2 is released into the atmosphere from the burning of fossil fuels (i.e., coal, gas etc.). We have collected air pollution data around Edinburgh and mapped it out to...
You said, we did
Learn about recent decisions that have been made based on your feedback
Parking Issues
You said - Sutton Court residents have voiced concerns with regards to the number of parking spaces available on the estate, which often leads to inconsiderate parking
We did - UKPC has confirmed they can implement an ANPR system, and initial discussions regarding its suitability have already started. The goal is to have the system in place by April 2025 at the latest.
Communications
You said - Residents who live in SHP houses do not have notice boards, where would you find information on Housing Managers and updates for SHP residents
We did - We have our digital Homefront that you can sign up to which is our newsletter for residents. All information on housing managers can also be found on our website
Onboarding New Tenants
You said - New tenants and leaseholders should be provided with a handbook and inducted in what is happening locally in their community as currently they do not receive anything
We did - A handbook is provided which has insight into many local opportunities. We are currently in the process of creating a new handbook for all tenants based on resident feedback