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Nottingham City Council is consulting on future options for its Council Tax Support scheme which helps households on low incomes with their Council Tax bill. 

The Strategic Housing Network (SHN) is open to all those working in housing in the city and stakeholders in other services and sectors with overlapping agendas or interests in housing matters.

Nottingham Nouse

The communication, intelligence and information sharing section of the Nottingham Strategic Housing Network

Homes Fit for the Future

“Homes Fit for the Future” has been developed to improve the quality, supply and affordability of housing in the city. This strategy, which runs from 2024 to 2028 covers social housing, the private-rented sector and owner-occupied homes.

Our vision: “Homes in Nottingham meet the aspirations and needs of our current and future residents. People live in safe, warm homes that they can afford, in vibrant local neighbourhoods where everyone can thrive”.

To achieve this vision, the strategy focuses on four priority areas:

  • Strategically enabling housing led delivery and regeneration and improving housing standards while continuing the progress towards a carbon net zero future
  • Making the best use of the available housing stock and supporting the development and acquisition of more affordable homes
  • Preventing and reducing homelessness and rough sleeping
    In partnership with health services, social care and other partner agencies, supporting vulnerable people to live independently.  
  • Partnership working will be key to achieving the vision and responding to housing need in the city. This strategy provides a framework for organisations to work together.

Following a period of public consultation Homes Fit for the Future was officially adopted by the council’s Exec Board on 22 October 2024...

Read the strategy here: Homes Fit for the Future 

What is The Strategic Housing Network 

The Strategic Housing Network is open to everyone interested in housing in Nottingham and is the source of news, information and intelligence about housing nationally and locally.

Nottingham Nouse

The network’s key communication medium is Nottingham Nouse, an information and intelligence hub hosted by the City Council’s Housing Strategy team. Everyone who is signed up to the network receives regular alerts from Nouse.

There are also Nouse Twitter and Facebook pages.

Stay Connected Mailing List

You can join the network by signing up to the Council’s Stay Connected service and selecting ‘Nouse Housing Strategy’ and ‘Nottingham Nouse Weekly Twitter Roundup 

The Strategic Housing Network is designed to be interactive, so if you have anything you want to say about housing, share news or insight please email us on Housing Network. We produce a quarterly newsletter, so articles for this are very welcome.

About Nottingham City Council Tenancy Strategy

The Localism Act 2011 requires local authorities to develop a Tenancy Strategy for Registered Providers of social housing in the city.  Our Tenancy Strategy sets out what we expect from registered providers when they develop their housing policies.  If you would like more about the tenancy strategy, please contact Housing Network

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