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Are you a tenant who lives in social housing? Are you hearing a lot about immigration, asylum and social housing?
Being heard should never depend on your background. But currently, pre-existing racial inequalities in housing and the rise of racially motivated hate-crimes in Wales is making that extremely difficult for many ethnic minority tenants.
Read the report to discover what we heard, why it matters, and what landlords could do next
Today is International Tenants Day, and it felt appropriate to highlight that tenants in Wales are without a particular right that tenants in Scotland and England have
The Welsh Government has published its latest Social Landlords: Tenant Satisfaction Survey, looking at what tenants think about their homes and the services provided by housing associations and councils across Wales.
Should some housing staff have bodycams to protect staff and tenants, or are they an invasive? See the results of our quick poll.
Today (12th February) we have written to the Chief Executives of every Housing Association in Wales, along with the Senior Leaders in Local Authorities which still retain homes.
The Right to Adequate Housing in Wales
Tenant voice at TPAS Cymru
'The Agenda'
Housing & LGBTQ+ History month
Standards for Tenant Engagement in Rent Setting and Affordability Decisions
TPAS Cymru Event Code of Conduct
TESA Governance Module
Policy Updates April - May 2024
How housing Associations in Wales are regulated: The regulatory framework
The Regulatory Board for Wales (RBW) has published its review of tenant involvement in Wales, 'The Right Stuff: Hearing the Tenants' Voice'.
Our Board TPAS Cymru's Management Board The Board is the governing body of TPAS Cymru and consists of elected representatives from our membership plus other representatives from partner organisations. The Management Board, in collaboration with senior staff, decides strategy, priorities and policies and ensures that TPAS Cymru remain true to it's core values of promoting tenant participation in communities throughout Wales.
INSIGHT REPORT: A snapshot of ethnic minority tenant experiences of engagement in Wales
Floored 3: What’s changed since flooring became a Welsh housing standard?
A right that tenants have in England and Scotland, but NOT in Wales.
Missed Out? Catch Up
Tenant Satisfaction Surveys- How did your landlord do?
19 October 2026 Local Authority Housing – Staff Network
22 October 2026 Regulation, Governance & Tenant Voice: exploring the latest key issues