£82,141,000

Total revenue

Up from £74.4m

You said you needed financial support

We secured additional benefits

1282

Number of households accessing Welfare service

Up from 1080 in 2024

£4.1M

Total benefits secured through Welfare

Up from 4.0M

1282

Number of households accessing Welfare service

Up from 1080 in 2024

£4.1M

Total benefits secured through Welfare

Up from 4.0M

£3.0M

Total rent arrears

(gross arears before provision, and excluding rent received in advance)

Same as 2024

We saw an increase, during 2024/25, in the number of households needing welfare support and advice. We believe this increase was due to the impact of the high cost of living. Inflation was still at an all-time high and residents’ needs were more challenging and complex due to barriers with employment and mental health.

How we spent your rent

Where we spent your rent

Routine Maintenance

Major repairs and planned maintenance

Services e.g. cleaning, gardening etc.

Depreciation

Management

Interest & financing costs

Transfer to reserve – pension gain (-£329,000)

Transfer to reserve – general

Routine Maintenance

Major repairs and planned maintenance

Services e.g. cleaning, gardening etc.

Depreciation

Management

Interest & financing costs

Transfer to reserve – pension gain (-£329,000)

Transfer to reserve – general

34*

Number of residents referred through our Step Up Step In programme – supporting residents who need additional support

£7228

Social Housing Cost Per Property

£627

Repairs cost
per property

34

Number of residents referred through our Step Up Step In programme – supporting residents who need additional support

£7228

Social Housing Cost Per Property

£627

Repairs cost
per property

£57.4m

Annual spend on affordable housing

Up from £49.1M

£8.8m

Generating surplus to support our charitable objectives

Down from £16.9M in 2024