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Horizon Housing Association is to introduce a new rent structure which aims to deliver rents that are fairer, more transparent and easier for tenants to understand. The new structure will also make adaptations more affordable for tenants by sharing the costs across the total housing stock, Horizon s

The Tenants Information Service (TIS) is celebrating a significant milestone this January for development director Sharon Donohoe as she marks 20 years of service. Over the last two decades, Sharon has seen TIS evolve to become leaders in the provision of housing, community development, and engageme

The Tenants Information Service (TIS) has marked its 30th anniversary with an event which saw the launch of its new strategic business plan.

The International Union of Tenants World Conference (IUT) is held every three years with the objective to share experiences, debate the biggest challenges, and gain information from tenants’ movements across the globe. TIS chief executive Ilene Campbell is amongst leaders from over 23 countrie

The mystery shopping group from NETRALT (North East Tenants, Residents and Landlords Together) has beaten finalists from across Scotland for a prestigious trophy at a national awards ceremony. The TIS National Excellence Awards: Inspire to Achieve, in association with the Scottish Government, took p

Govan Housing Association’s community inclusion officer Ryan Davidson was named Tenant Participation Champion at the Tenant Information Service’s National Excellence Awards this month.

Over 300 tenants and housing organisations from across Scotland gathered to share good practice at this year’s TIS National Housing Conference and Exhibition last weekend. 2019 marks the Tenants Information Service’s (TIS) 30th anniversary, a significant milestone in the organisation&rsq

TIS Scotland has revealed the shortlist for its annual awards which recognise excellence in everything from, partnership working and scrutiny practice, to digital innovation and community regeneration. The TIS National Excellence Awards: Inspire to achieve, in association with the Scottish Governmen

The Tenants Information Service (TIS) is inviting entries across eight categories for the TIS National Excellence Awards 2019: Inspire to Achieve, in association with the Scottish Government. With the event fast approaching, there is only two weeks until the closing deadline for entries. Each year a

The Tenants Information Service (TIS) is delighted to invite entries across eight categories for the TIS National Excellence Awards 2019: Inspire to achieve, in association with the Scottish Government. The awards recognise and celebrate housing organisations, staff, volunteers, tenants, residents,

A new programme funded by the Scottish Government has been launched to support tenants and landlords with tenant participation. The free Next Steps programme is aimed at housing organisations across Scotland and will help tenants and landlords review current tenant participation and scrutiny practic

Free support is available for landlords and tenants to develop their tenant participation strategy thanks to a Scottish Government-funded programme.

Showing off the award won by South Lanarkshire’s Budget Scrutiny Group are (front, left to right) Mary Ann Patrick, Jean Ramage, Jean Gilfillan and Jim McGeachie, with (rear, left to right) Ross McKie (South Lanarkshire Council), Adam Patrick, Aileen Muir (South Lanarkshire Council) and Stephen Co

(from left) David Rae (ACHA), Jennie Niven, David Phillips, Ian McIntyre, Bobby Beggs, Susan Morris (TIS) and Yvonne Angus (ACHA) Argyll Community Housing Association (ACHA) is celebrating after its ‘Your Voice’ tenants scrutiny group scooped the Most Inspiring Scrutiny Newcomer Award at the Ten

Lisa Peebles Tenant voice and landlord self-assurance were the focus of the Regulator’s opening session at the Tenant Information Service (TIS) national conference in Cumbernauld earlier this month.