Scottish Housing Regulator

The Scottish Housing Regulator regulates registered social landlords (RSLs) and local authority housing and homelessness services to protect the interests of:

  • tenants and their families
  • people who are homeless
  • owners who receive services from social landlords
  • Gypsy travellers who use official sites

Copies of inspection reports, and guides to regulations can be found on the Scottish Housing Regulator website.

Scottish Social Housing Charter

The Scottish Housing Regulator requires us to report our performance against the Scottish Social Housing Charter. This is a series of indicators which show how well we are performing.

We must provide the Scottish Housing Regulator with our Annual Return on the Charter (ARC) by the end of May each year.

The Regulator publishes a summary report on our Charter performance in August each year. This report sets out our performance against key selected Charter Indicators that tenants told the Regulator matter most.

We publish a detailed report on the Charter for tenants and other customers by the end of October every year. This report reflects what tenants have told us they want to be reported on, and how they want it reported. Our Landlord Reports are available below:

Landlord Report to Tenants 2017
PDF file, 673 KB
Landlord Report to Tenants 2016
PDF file, 2.2 MB
Landlord Report to Tenants 2015
PDF file, 2.8 MB
Landlord Report to Tenants 2014
PDF file, 1.9 MB

You can use the comparison tool on the Scottish Housing Regulator's website to see how each landlords performance compares with last year. This tool also allows you to compare different landlords against each other, as well as the national average.

The Scottish Social Housing Charter is all about telling tenants how we are performing. We hold events each year that give you a chance to talk to us about your housing services, for example housing quality, maintenance and your neighbourhood. Please drop in for a chat and a cuppa:

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How you can help improve your housing service

You can help improve your Housing Service by sharing your ideas and experiences with us. If you would like to know more, you can get involved or contact your local One Stop Shop/Advice and Support Hub.