A new Council Housing Facebook group has been set up for council tenants and leaseholders in Swansea - https://www.facebook.com/groups/swanseahousing/

If you would like to be part of it, search for the group 'Swansea Council Housing' on Facebook and then send a request to join. Once we have confirmed that you are a tenant/leaseholder, your request will be accepted.

Council tenants

Information for council tenants relating to tenancy, repairs and rent

Consultation on proposals to change the district housing office service

We would welcome your views on our proposals to change the district housing office service.

Safety in your Council home

The City and County of Swansea Housing Service tries to ensure that council properties are as safe as possible.

Anti-social behaviour on council estates

Everyone has the right to enjoy their home and their community. Anti-Social Behaviour or ASB is when someone or groups of people act in a way that causes harassment, alarm or distress to others.

Your tenancy

Information relating to your tenancy.

Tenants' domestic abuse policy

This policy sets out how Housing will assist council tenants who are experiencing or threatened with domestic abuse.

Your rent

This section provides you with information on all aspects of your rent account and our contents insurance scheme.

Repairs to your home

Find out about our repairs service, including reporting a repair, emergency repairs and also how you can make improvements within your own home.

Tend and mend scheme

The Tend and Mend scheme was set up to help the increasing number of elderly and disabled council tenants who need help with keeping their garden in a reasonable condition.

Affordable housing

The local authority has an important role in enabling the provision of new affordable housing in the form of subsidised social housing for rent and low-cost home ownership initiatives.

Furnished tenancies

A furnished property can be offered to council tenants at the start of their tenancy.

Right to Buy

To help tackle the shortage of affordable housing in the City, the Council applied to the Welsh Government for a suspension of the Right to Buy scheme.