Tenant Voices Matter Panel

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Welcome to the home of Tenant Voices Matter (TVM) - our tenant and leaseholder scrutiny panel!


This group works with the Elected Members (local councillors) on the Council's Housing Policy Committee.

We want to make sure that the views of tenants and leaseholders are taken into account when important decisions are made about how our council housing services are delivered.

The Terms of Reference explain more about the role of the group. These are attached under the 'Documents' section - which you'll find at the bottom of the page if you're using a small device like a phone, or on the right if using a larger device like a laptop.

More information about the Housing Policy Committee and their role can be viewed here.(External link)

Before each Housing Committee meeting, the council housing decisions to be discussed are shared here for Tenant Voices Matter members to read and consider.

The group then meets online (over Zoom) with the Committee Members to give their feedback and raise any concerns they may have. This meeting is called the "Tenant Voices Matter Pre-Decision meeting".

The Committee Members then take this feedback into consideration when making the decisions at their full Committee meeting.


Committee Papers

The Committee papers for the next Housing Policy Committee meeting are attached under the 'Committee Papers' section - which again you'll find at the bottom of the page if you're using a small device like a phone, or on the right if using a larger device like a laptop.

These are for you to read and consider at your leisure, at a time that suits you.

You can then discuss these with other group members in the Forum below - there is a separate Forum for each Committee meeting. This is a space for you to share your views, positive or negative, and read what other group members have to say.

Everyone's views matter and are equally important. We have just a few house rules for the group, to make sure that all members feel respected, listened to and able to voice their opinions. You can find the house rules in the 'Documents' section.

Dates for the Housing Policy Committee meetings, and the corresponding Tenants Voices Matter Panel meetings, are shown under the 'Key Dates' section.


Have a question?

If you have any questions about any of the content in the committee papers, about this page or about the Tenants Voices Matter group in general, please use the 'questions' tab below. One of our staff will respond as soon as possible.


Next meeting: 17th March from 9.30 to 10.30am(External link)

Join Zoom Meeting: https://zoom.us/j/99051358458?pwd=r3Mbpu6l7e1T0r6kEMn8IfzAONIve3.1(External link)

Meeting ID: 990 5135 8458
Passcode: 041640

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Welcome to the home of Tenant Voices Matter (TVM) - our tenant and leaseholder scrutiny panel!


This group works with the Elected Members (local councillors) on the Council's Housing Policy Committee.

We want to make sure that the views of tenants and leaseholders are taken into account when important decisions are made about how our council housing services are delivered.

The Terms of Reference explain more about the role of the group. These are attached under the 'Documents' section - which you'll find at the bottom of the page if you're using a small device like a phone, or on the right if using a larger device like a laptop.

More information about the Housing Policy Committee and their role can be viewed here.(External link)

Before each Housing Committee meeting, the council housing decisions to be discussed are shared here for Tenant Voices Matter members to read and consider.

The group then meets online (over Zoom) with the Committee Members to give their feedback and raise any concerns they may have. This meeting is called the "Tenant Voices Matter Pre-Decision meeting".

The Committee Members then take this feedback into consideration when making the decisions at their full Committee meeting.


Committee Papers

The Committee papers for the next Housing Policy Committee meeting are attached under the 'Committee Papers' section - which again you'll find at the bottom of the page if you're using a small device like a phone, or on the right if using a larger device like a laptop.

These are for you to read and consider at your leisure, at a time that suits you.

You can then discuss these with other group members in the Forum below - there is a separate Forum for each Committee meeting. This is a space for you to share your views, positive or negative, and read what other group members have to say.

Everyone's views matter and are equally important. We have just a few house rules for the group, to make sure that all members feel respected, listened to and able to voice their opinions. You can find the house rules in the 'Documents' section.

Dates for the Housing Policy Committee meetings, and the corresponding Tenants Voices Matter Panel meetings, are shown under the 'Key Dates' section.


Have a question?

If you have any questions about any of the content in the committee papers, about this page or about the Tenants Voices Matter group in general, please use the 'questions' tab below. One of our staff will respond as soon as possible.


Next meeting: 17th March from 9.30 to 10.30am(External link)

Join Zoom Meeting: https://zoom.us/j/99051358458?pwd=r3Mbpu6l7e1T0r6kEMn8IfzAONIve3.1(External link)

Meeting ID: 990 5135 8458
Passcode: 041640

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Questions

If you have a question to ask us, please submit it here. Your question, and our answer, will be visible to other group members - unless you specifically ask for it not to be, in which case we will of course answer it privately.

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    can some one explain the delay i the work being done in S35 highgreen by united living. we have been living in a building site for over 12 months . scaffolding been up for 5 months no lights outside can't clean men windows.gaps in windows causing loss of heat over the winter months gas bill doubled over the winter . it is a disgrace

    smithy asked 11 days ago

    Hello there.  Could you please message us privately at GetInvolved@sheffield.gov.uk(External link) with your address so that we can look into this properly for you?  We're not sure which work or area you are referring to.  Thank you.

  • Share I've been a tenant for 35 years,rent always on time and very rarely asked for repairs. My question is why as most main road tenants get off road parking but us tenants who aren't don't even though our rent increase is just as much as those who have drives done. I think this is unfair. on Facebook Share I've been a tenant for 35 years,rent always on time and very rarely asked for repairs. My question is why as most main road tenants get off road parking but us tenants who aren't don't even though our rent increase is just as much as those who have drives done. I think this is unfair. on Twitter Share I've been a tenant for 35 years,rent always on time and very rarely asked for repairs. My question is why as most main road tenants get off road parking but us tenants who aren't don't even though our rent increase is just as much as those who have drives done. I think this is unfair. on Linkedin Email I've been a tenant for 35 years,rent always on time and very rarely asked for repairs. My question is why as most main road tenants get off road parking but us tenants who aren't don't even though our rent increase is just as much as those who have drives done. I think this is unfair. link

    I've been a tenant for 35 years,rent always on time and very rarely asked for repairs. My question is why as most main road tenants get off road parking but us tenants who aren't don't even though our rent increase is just as much as those who have drives done. I think this is unfair.

    Donna asked 3 months ago

    Hi there Donna

    If you want to email us privately at GetInvolved@sheffield.gov.uk(External link) and let us know which estate you live on, we can look into this for you (please don't share your address or any other personal details here as this is a public page).  Thank you.

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    Is this panel still going and when is next meeting

    Mick asked 7 months ago

    Yes, this Panel is very much still going!  The Panel couldn't meet in June due to the restrictions on Council activities during the pre-election meeting.  The Housing Policy Committee then had no further meetings over the summer, but they are re-starting their meetings from this month. 

    We are therefore currently arranging the date for the next TVM panel, which hopefully will be confirmed in the next day or so.  Papers should then be made public at around the same time, and so we will send all details out to Panel Members as soon as we have all the necessary info.  That will hopefully be by the end of tomorrow (Wed 11th).

    Thank you for your patience, and we'll be in touch in the next day or so   


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