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WSHA Office Re-Opens Part Time WSHA staff have now returned to the office which will re-open on a part time basis.

Accident Prevention There will be two on-line awareness raising sessions available for free: · Child safety in the home -17 May, 10am · Fall Fighters - 18 May, 10am

Apply now for the Scottish Child Payment The Poverty Alliance has launched a new information leaflet, to help parents and carers apply for the Scottish Child Payment.

Whiteinch & Scotstoun Housing Association Chief Executive to Retire Whiteinch & Scotston Housing Association (WSHA) has announced that their long-serving Chief Executive, Ian Morrison will retire, later this year.

Be Safe in Open Water! Tragically there have been a number of deaths from drowning during the good weather. Please read the full article for advice on keeping safe in Scotland's waters.

New Bulk Uplift Service Begins The weekly bulk uplift service from the City Council has been permanently withdrawn but we have replaced it with a service using our subsidiary WS Estate Services Ltd.

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how we performed

Performance Headlines 2019-2020

95.6% of tenants are satisfied with our service
we took an average of 3 hours 20 minutes to carry out our emergency repairs
we took an average of just over 4 days carry out our non-emergency repairs
we took an average of less than 19 days from our properties being vacated to having them re-allocated.

Our latest Key Performance Indicators Report tells you how we were performing when we last reported to our Management Committee and our Annual Report gives a picture of the past year.

The Association's Primary Regulator is the Scottish Housing Regulator (SHR). Each year the Regulator publishes an engagement plan with each of the Housing Associations and Local Authorities it regulates, as well as key information about the organisation and how its performance compares with other landlords. It also publishes an annual Landlord's Report. From 2019 we have also been required to furnish the Regulator with an Assurance Statement showing how we comply with their Regulatory Standards. You can find all of this information at Scottish Housing Regulator Information.