Following feedback from our residents, we’re prioritising door and window replacements in our homes.

Some of our homes have doors and windows that although are still working, aren’t at their best. We’ve taken feedback on board and are now changing our ‘just in time’ approach (replacing them when they are no longer fit for purpose), to replacing them before they reach the end of their lifespan. We’re planning to replace 220 windows and 191 external doors in 2023, up 59% on last year. Photo of a house

We are mindful of the cost of living and how doors and windows can cause higher energy bills. So, we’re prioritising replacements in homes where residents are claiming benefits and we know the energy efficiency rating is low.

West Kent Housing Association announces CEO successor

Following the announcement in April that our CEO Tracy Allison was planning to retire we’re pleased to share that Ian Joynson has been appointed as the next Chief Executive of West Kent Housing Association, joining in early 2026.  

 

Complaints and service improvement report 2024/25

We want our customers to have a positive experience regardless of who they are, where they live or how and when they choose to interact with us. Our recently published Complaints and Service Improvement Report (2024/25) highlights how we’re using complaints to make change and improve our services.