All about STAIRs: access to information 

What is STAIRs? 

STAIRs stands for Social Tenant Access to Information Requirements. 

It is a government scheme that helps social housing customers find clear information about their landlord. It explains how Regenda Homes is run, how decisions are made and how we look after homes, neighbourhoods and services.

From 1 October 2026, we will publish information about how we manage our homes and services. From 1 April 2027, social housing customers and their representatives will also be able to make written requests for information.

Our publication scheme is organised into seven categories below: 

  • Governance and decision making 
  • Spending 
  • Housing stock management 
  • Performance 
  • Housing services 
  • Lists and registers 
  • Social housing management 

We will review and update this information regularly. We may remove or withhold information where the law allows us to, for example to protect personal, confidential or commercially sensitive information.  

Governance and decision making 

Find out how Regenda Homes is governed, who makes decisions and how customers can influence our services.

Board papers

We will publish accessible summaries of Board and subcommittee meetings. These will explain the main discussions, decisions and actions about the management of social housing. Full minutes and supporting papers will not normally be published because they may include confidential, commercially sensitive, legally privileged or personal information.

 

Documents will be added when available.  

 

Strategic decisions

We publish documents about major strategic decisions when it is appropriate to do so. There are currently no documents in this category. We will update this section if relevant information becomes available.  

Spending

Find out how we manage money, collect rent, buy goods and services and deliver value for money.

Rent collection

We monitor the rent we collect and money owed by current and former customers. This helps us manage homes and continue investing in services. We publish rent collection and arrears information in our annual report.

Click here to view rent collection information .

 

Procurement, contracts and tenders

We are committed to being open and transparent about how we spend money. 

We publish information about how we buy goods, works and services, including housing-management contracts valued at more than £500. This helps explain how we make purchasing decisions and achieve value for money.

Click here to read our Procurement Policy

Click this link to read our Procurement Process

Click here to view our Contracts register

Click here to view our Procurement Pipeline

Mergers and associated costs

We publish information about relevant mergers, associated costs and financial risks when we hold it and it is appropriate to publish. There were no merger-related transactions during the reporting period covered by this page.

Housing stock management

Find out how we plan for, invest in and maintain homes and neighbourhoods.

 

Asset strategy

Our Asset Strategy covers how we manage and look after our homes. We want every home to be safe, warm, well-looked after, and energy efficient - a place you feel proud to live in. 

Click here to read our Asset Management Strategy

Planned investment

We use stock-condition surveys and our long-term business plan to decide where to invest in our homes. 

This helps us keep homes in good condition, reduce repair costs, improve customer satisfaction and use our resources effectively. 

To view our planned investment performance and find out more about our approach to investment you can read page 12 of our Asset Management Strategy. 

Click here to view our Asset Management Strategy 

Neighbourhoods

Our approach to neighbourhood management explains how we work to create safe, clean, welcoming and well-maintained neighbourhoods. 

Click this link to read our Neighbourhood Management Policy.  

Repairs and maintenance

We share information with our customers that explains what a repair is and how you can report a repair. 

Click here to find out about repairs and how to report a repair.

We also publish our Repairs and Maintenance Policy. Our Repairs and Maintenance Policy explains: 

  • what repairs we are responsible for
  • what customers are responsible for
  • how to report a repair
  • the service timescales you can expect
  • how we will keep you informed
  • how we support customers who need additional help or reasonable adjustments

Click this link to read our Repairs and Maintenance Policy.  

To find out about our repairs performance you can read our annual report. 

Click here to read our annual report. 

Stock profile and transfers

Our annual report includes information about the homes we manage, rent levels, lettings and sales, customer satisfaction, investment, stock-condition surveys, repairs and safety compliance. There were no relevant asset transfers during the reporting period covered by this page.

Property condition and improvements

Our annual report provides information about repairs, Decent Homes performance, investment, customer experience and service improvements.

Click here to read our annual report.

Performance

Find out how our services are performing, what customers tell us and how external organisations assess our work. 

Tenant Satisfaction Measures

Tenant Satisfaction Measures show how well social landlords are providing homes and services. 

We use the results to understand customer experiences and identify where services need to improve.

 

Click here to find out more about our TSMs

Complaints and service improvement

Our Customer Feedback Policy explains how we handle compliments, comments and complaints. 

It describes how you can provide feedback, the standards we follow and how we make sure our services are accessible, fair and responsive. 

Click this link to read our Customer Feedback Policy.

We publish information about our complaints performance and complete an annual self-assessment against the Housing Ombudsman’s Complaint Handling Code. 

Click this link to view our complaints performance. 

Click this link to read our complaints and service improvement report

 

Health and safety performance

We publish information about our health and safety policies, governance and performance. 

This may include compliance rates, completed inspections and assessments, significant outstanding actions and areas for improvement. 

Your safety matters to us.

  • Our ISO accreditation demonstrates our commitment to robust health and safety standards and continuous improvement.
  • This year to date - we have completed 259 health and safety inspections with a compliance rate of 93%.
  • 97% of staff have completed the required training year to date.
  • We comply with RIDDOR requirements and maintain robust procedures for reporting and managing relevant workplace incidents, injuries and dangerous occurrences

Click this link to read our Health and Safety Policy

Awaab’s Law

We are committed to meeting the requirements and response timescales that apply under Awaab’s Law. 

Reported hazards are assessed promptly, prioritised according to risk and addressed within the relevant statutory timescales. 

Click this link to view our performance in our annual report.

Information requests and data

You can find out how to make a information or subject access request (SAR) request under STAIRs here 

In 2025/26 we received 48 subject access requests information requests and recorded nil data breaches within the year.

Can’t find the information you need?  

From 1 April 2027, social housing customers and their representatives will be able to make written requests for recorded information about the management of their social housing. We will normally respond within 30 calendar days. In exceptional circumstances, this may take longer.  

If you think information is missing  

If you believe we hold information covered by this publication scheme but have not published it, you will be able to ask us to review this. We will normally complete the review within 30 calendar days. If you remain unhappy, you will be able to escalate the matter to the Housing Ombudsman.  

Accessing your personal information  

A subject access request is used when you want to access your own personal information. This is separate from a STAIRs request.  

Send completed subject access requests to: dataprotection@regenda.org.uk  

Contact us  

If you need help finding information, making a request or accessing information in another format, please contact us.  

Click here to contact Regenda Homes 

Housing services

Find information, advice and guidance about your home and the services available to you. 

Repairs

We share information with our customers that explains what a repair is and how you can report a repair.  

Click here to find out about repairs and how to report a repair. 

We also publish our Repairs and Maintenance Policy. Our Repairs and Maintenance Policy explains:  

  • what repairs we are responsible for 
  • what customers are responsible for 
  • how to report a repair 
  • the service timescales you can expect 
  • how we will keep you informed 
  • how we support customers who need additional help or reasonable adjustments 

Click this link to read our Repairs and Maintenance Policy.   

To find out about our repairs performance you can read our annual report.  

Click here to read our annual report. 

Lists and registers

We publish summary safety and property-management information. We do not publish information that identifies individual customers. We may withhold property-level information if publishing it could create a safety, security or privacy risk. 

Gas safety

All gas-safety work is carried out by appropriately registered Gas Safe engineers in line with legal and safety requirements. 

Click here to read our Gas Safety Policy 

 

Our Gas Saftey Performance

Measure  

2024/25  

2025/26  

 2026/27  

Homes with gas  

9,641  

9,547  

9,539  

Homes with a valid certificate  

9,641  

9,547  

9,539  

Overdue  

0%  

0%  

0%  

Average days overdue  

0  

0  

0  

First-time access rate  

Not reported  

68.6%  

72%  

 

Fire safety

Fire-risk assessments are completed for relevant properties and communal areas. Actions identified through assessments are monitored and addressed. 

Click this link to read our Fire Management Policy

 

Fire Safety Performance

Measure 

2024/25 

2025/26 

April to August 2026/27 

Buildings requiring a fire-risk assessment 

243 

245 

250 

Buildings with a current assessment 

243 

245 

250 

Assessments overdue 

0 

0 

0 

High-priority actions completed on time 

Not reported 

100% 

100% 

Outstanding high-risk actions 

Not reported 

0 

0 

 

Electrical safety

Electrical Installation Condition Reports are completed at the required intervals to assess the safety of electrical installations. 

Identified remedial work is monitored and addressed. 

Click this link to read our Electrical Safety Policy

 

Electrical Safety Performance

Measure  

2024/25  

2025/26  

April to August 2026/27  

Homes requiring an EICR  

11,676  

11,573  

11,598  

Homes with a current EICR  

11,524  

11,540  

11,581  

Inspections overdue  

152  

33  

17  

Remedial work completed on time  

100%  

100%  

100%  

First-time access rate  

Not reported  

65.7%  

69.9%  

 

Asbestos management

We maintain asbestos information for relevant properties and communal areas. 

This information identifies known or presumed asbestos-containing materials and supports the safe management of asbestos risks. 

Click this link to read our Asbestos Management Policy

 

Our Asbestos Management Performance

Measure 

2024/25 

2025/26 

April to August 2026/27 

Homes surveyed 

Not reported 

100% 

100% 

Properties or communal areas known to have asbestos 

267 

336 

339 

Required re-inspections completed on time 

100% 

100% 

100% 

 

Water hygiene

Water-hygiene and Legionella risk assessments are completed for relevant buildings and communal areas. 

Appropriate controls and remedial actions are monitored to manage risks. 

Click this link to read our Water Hygiene Policy

 

Our Water Hygiene Performance

Measure 

2024/25 

2025/26 

April to August 2026/27 

Buildings requiring a Legionella assessment 

223 

217 

221 

Buildings with a current assessment 

223 

217 

221 

Assessments overdue 

0 

0 

0 

Planned monitoring completed on time 

Not reported 

100% 

97.24% 

Outstanding high-priority actions 

Not reported 

0 

0 

 

Building safety

Building safety performance information, including relevant inspection outomes and actions arising (for buildings over 18meters), is monitored and maintained to support the safety of our buildings. 

So far in 2026/27:

  • Building safety inspections completed - 217 
  • Number of inspections completed in time - 217 (100%) 
  • Actions completed within target time - 100% 
  • Number of actions outstanding - 0

Click this link to find out about building safety at Regenda

Aids and adaptations

We publish summary information about requests for aids and adaptations and work completed to support customers’ needs. 

In 2025/26 we completed 410 adaptations within our homes. Most of these (246) were minor adaptations such as installation of grab rails in bathrooms or on stairs. 86 were major adaptations such as installation of hoists or wetrooms. The others were ‘project’ adaptations which require significant works and are often supported by grants from the Local Authority. 

The average time to complete an aid and adaptation was 23.2days. 

Click this link to read our Aids and Adaptations Policy.

Social housing management

Find the policies and strategies that explain how we manage our homes and deliver housing services. 

Our policies

View all published Regenda Homes policies, including policies about tenancies, repairs, property condition, neighbourhoods, complaints, compensation and customer support. 

Click here to view our policies

Requesting information under STAIRs

Can’t find the information you need?

From 1 April 2027, social housing customers and their representatives will be able to make written requests for recorded information about the management of their social housing.

We will normally respond within 30 calendar days. In exceptional circumstances, this may take longer. 

To request information you can email: dataprotection@regenda.org.uk

 

 

If you think information is missing

If you believe we hold information covered by this publication scheme but have not published it, you will be able to ask us to review this by emailing: dataprotection@regenda.org.uk

 

We will normally complete the review within 30 calendar days. If you remain unhappy, you will be able to escalate the matter to the Housing Ombudsman. 

To contact the housing ombudsman you can head to their website: Housing Ombudsman Service