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Reporting a repair, what we will repair, your responsibilities, annual gas service, emergency repairs and more.
The concessionary repairs scheme is offered to residents who may be unable to carry out repairs that would normally be their own responsibility and these would be carried out by the council instead.
The scheme is available to residents who live in a sheltered or special sheltered housing property or are aged 70 years or more.
Repairs that are covered under the scheme include:
* minor repairs are those that are possible to carry out without the need for special tools or expensive materials and/or equipment.
This scheme is also available to residents who are registered disabled, but to use this scheme you must first provide us with current evidence of your eligibility which must be dated within the last 6 months. This evidence must be for the resident who holds the tenancy agreement for the property.
Letters showing income support entitlement, copies of bank statements or letters from GP's are not acceptable forms of evidence.
If the tenancy holder is registered disabled, and there is another able bodied adult living in the property e.g. spouse or adult children, who could carry out repairs then you will not be entitled to apply for the scheme.
If you would like to join our concessionary repair scheme, you can download and complete the form. This needs to be returned with one form of evidence (as above) for approval before a concessionary repair can be carried out.
You can return the documentation either by:
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