Help shape your neighbourhood and influence decisions about where you live. Get involved in a residents association.
There are a number of individual residents' associations and resident representation groups around the borough who meet regularly to discuss issues in their neighbourhood. They represent the views of both tenants and leaseholders.
Find out when your next residents’ association meeting is by contacting them using the details below. Where possible we also publish these in our community events calendar.
If there isn't a residents' association in your area speak to your Housing Manager about how you could set one up.
Resident Action Groups
Resident Action Groups (RAGs) were created to deal with specific issues until they are resolved. If you want to start a RAG in your area please speak to your Housing Manager.
Resident Voice Panel
Join our Resident Voice Panel and help shape the future of our community! As a panel member, your feedback will be heard by Sutton Housing Partnership, giving you a direct influence on the services and issues that matter most to you. We value your opinions and will actively use them to drive improvements. Plus, you'll receive regular updates on how your input has led to real changes.
Other support for tenants and leaseholders
Sutton Federation of Tenants and Residents Associations (SFTRA) supports the work of each individual association. SFTRA is run by residents and represents resident issues with councillors, London Borough of Sutton, Mayor of London and MP's.
Email: colin.sftra@gmail.com
Phone: 020 8915 2349
Sutton Leaseholders Association (SLA) represent the views of leaseholders. They give feedback to the London Borough of Sutton and SHP. They also answer individual leasehold questions, provide advice and ensure the impact on leaseholders is not missed.
Email: sutton_leaseholders_association@hotmail.com
Resident Associations Network Group (RANG) is a forum for resident associations to meet every three months to network, get support, advice and guidance on running a residents association. Residents' associations can also access funding opportunities through this forum.