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Consultation has concluded
Aberdeenshire Council's Housing Service are currently consulting on rent options for the year 2022/23.
The Housing (Scotland) Act 2001 requires social landlords to consult tenants and take account of their views when making decisions about proposed rent increases and other housing activities.
IBP Strategy and Research will be conducting the survey on behalf of Aberdeenshire Council. They will be contacting tenants over the course of November and December to ensure a range of views are taken into account across.
Aberdeenshire Council's Housing Service are currently consulting on rent options for the year 2022/23.
The Housing (Scotland) Act 2001 requires social landlords to consult tenants and take account of their views when making decisions about proposed rent increases and other housing activities.
IBP Strategy and Research will be conducting the survey on behalf of Aberdeenshire Council. They will be contacting tenants over the course of November and December to ensure a range of views are taken into account across.