Housing
The Council’s Housing webpages provide information and guidance for our housing tenants and leaseholders, and advice for people seeking help with housing or facing homelessness.
Annual Survey
We conduct an annual survey of all our tenants, and these are called the Tenant Satisfaction Measures. If you are a tenant, you should receive a letter about this in the post with a questionnaire from M.E.L Research, who for the second year running, are collecting your views for us. Please be assured this is genuine and safe for you to complete. Everything you tell us will be used to improve services and we would love to get your feedback.
If you have any questions about this, please do not hesitate to contact us.
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Beds available for all rough sleepers who want one during the coldest months
Rough sleepers in St Albans District will all be offered a bed for the night during the cold winter months.
Tree planted to honour pioneering woman Betty Entwistle
A tree has been planted at a prestigious St Albans City Centre development in honour of pioneering local government officer Betty Entwistle.
Tenants move into new social housing homes in Jubilee Square
Tenants have begun to move into 33 social rent homes at the new Jubilee Square development in St Albans City Centre.
Consultation opens on changes to social housing allocations policy
A consultation has opened into proposed changes to the social housing allocations policy of St Albans City and District Council.
Fly-tips are cleared, repairs booked and tenants surveyed during Housing Community Days
Fly tips are cleared, home repairs are booked and tenants are surveyed during Community Days run by St Albans City and District Council.
Two hundred Council homes made more energy efficient
A further 200 social housing properties have been made more energy efficient in the second wave of an ambitious St Albans City and District Council project.
£64 million Jubilee Square development completed – housing association takes possession of 93 new homes
St Albans City and District Council has completed Jubilee Square – the £64 million regeneration project to transform a rundown area of the City Centre.
Full steam ahead with King Offa social housing development as new contractor appointed
Neilcott Construction Ltd has been appointed as the new contractor to build 14 homes on the former King Offa site and are due to start work by the end
Government urged to raise housing benefit cap for people placed in temporary hotel accommodation
St Albans City and District Councillors have called on the Government to increase the funding it provides for placing homeless people in temporary hotel accommodation.
Street named after community hero Jenny Huggard-Sena
A community within St Albans turned out in force to name a new street after their local hero - Jenny Huggard-Sena.
Four family homes for social rent in Harpenden are completed
Four family-sized homes for social rent have been provided in Harpenden by St Albans City and District Council.
Winter Beds Project returns to offer extra beds during the coldest months
Emergency accommodation has been secured for rough sleepers in St Albans District with the return of the annual Winter Beds Project.
Mayor and Deputy Mayor to sleep out in aid of homeless charity
St Albans Mayor Councillor Anthony Rowlands is to experience life as a rough sleeper to raise money for the Open Door homeless charity.
Tenants asked for their views on social housing service
Tenants are being asked for their views on St Albans City and District Council’s housing service in a major survey.
Major progress made in improving social housing and tenant services
Major improvements are being made to the standard, energy efficiency and tenants’ experience of social housing owned by St Albans City and District Council.
£18 million contract signed for work to make 900 Council homes more energy efficient - and save tenants money!
St Albans City and District Council has appointed a specialist contractor to undertake £18 million of improvements to more than 900 homes and reduce tenants’ energy bills.