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Quarter 1 Performance Results (April 2016 to June 2016)
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Managing our properties (1)
Measures / Owners 2017 Target Q1 Result Direction of Travel Comments Benchmarking Position % satisfaction with the landlord service (All) 90% N/A Next survey in Sept 2016 % current rent and arrears collected (Housing) 99.7% 95% Effects of Universal Credit % rent arrears (Housing) 2% 2.4% % of rent loss due to empty properties/average days to let a property (Housing/Assets) 0.6% / 13 days 0.6% / 21 days Long term empty on Maryfell let – performance deteriorated % on target delivery of the investment programme (Assets) 100% 19% On schedule
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Managing our properties (2)
Measures / Owners 2017 Target Q1 Result Direction of Travel Comments Benchmarking Position % of properties with a valid gas safety certificate (Assets) 100% All homes have an up-to-date gas certificate % calls handled ‘right first time’ by Customer Services Team (Customer Service) 77% Good performance sustained % of customer ‘self service’ (Customer Service) 25% N/A New KPI, data available following Cx launch VfM savings achieved (All) £1.1M % of repairs completed 'right first time' (Assets) 95% 99% Best performance level ever % of dwellings failing to meet the 'decent homes' standard (Assets) 0% 15% ANIP programme on track to achieve full decency by March 2017
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Increasing our portfolio
Measures / Owners 2017 Target Q1 Result Direction of Travel Comments Benchmarking Position Number of homes owned (Assets) 3091 3081 No new developments, 10 RTB sales N/A Number of affordable homes built (Assets) 15 No new developments planned for Q1 RTB sales (Housing) 25 10 10 sales in Q1 % customer satisfaction with new home (Assets) 95% 97% High satisfaction levels based on new developments last year
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Improving the running of our business
Measures / Owners 2017 Target Q1 Result Direction of Travel Comments Benchmarking Position Average number of days lost due to sickness (Corporate) 6 1.3 Long term sickness cases affected the figures % staff turnover (Corporate) 13% 4% Includes 3 retirements Health & Safety Legal non compliances (Corporate) 3 3 non compliance areas compared to 6 at the start of the year Achieve median to upper quartile for 75% of housemark VFM KPIs (All) 70% N/A Housemark data to be sent 29th July. Report expected in late Sept Annual governance & viability rating (Corporate) G1 / V1 Next ratings expected February 2017
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Commercial opportunities
Measures / Owners 2017 Target Q1 Result Direction of Travel Comments Benchmarking Position Savings generated by the Cost Sharing Vehicle (Assets) £400k N/A CSV not yet in place – expected January 2017 Fees generated from consultancy work £12k £0k Paul Aitken working on Cx contracts with Barrow and Bristol Councils
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SLH in Numbers RTB Sales since transfer (March 2012) 104
Measures Latest Position RTB Sales since transfer (March 2012) 104 RTB Sales this year 10 New development/acquisitions since transfer (March 2012) 40 New homes being developed 15 Number of units at transfer (March 2012) 3,156 Current number of units 3,081 Improvement programme for 2016/17 £5.6M
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Priorities Value for Money Dowkers Lane development scheme
Offer Document Promises & Improvement Programme Universal Credit Maintenance Cost Sharing Vehicle Understanding the implications of Brexit for SLH
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