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Council housing

Tenants who say their home is well maintained

Tenant Satisfaction Measure TP04. 2024-25. Higher is better. Source: Regulator of Social Housing: Tenant Satisfaction Measures 2024/25.

Hartlepool: no figureMiddlesbrough: no figureRedcar and Cleveland: no figureStockton-on-Tees: no figureKingston upon Hull: 75.4%, top quarterEast Riding of Yorkshire: 81.5%, top quarterDarlington: 81.8%, top quarterHalton: no figureSlough: 49.5%, bottom quarterWarrington: no figureBlackburn with Darwen: no figureBlackpool: 77.2%, top quarterNorth East Lincolnshire: no figureYork: 56.1%, bottom quarterDerby: 84.7%, top quarterNorth Lincolnshire: no figureLeicester: 68.9%, second quarterRutland: no figureNottingham: 64.2%, third quarterHerefordshire: no figureTelford and Wrekin: no figureStoke-on-Trent: no figureLuton: 73.6%, top quarterBath and North East Somerset: no figureSouthend-on-Sea: 75.1%, top quarterBristol: 63.9%, third quarterBrentwood: not coveredNorth Somerset: no figureWorcester: not coveredSouth Gloucestershire: no figureBrent: 49.5%, bottom quarterPlymouth: no figureThurrock: 70.3%, second quarterMedway: 73.2%, top quarterTorbay: no figureBracknell Forest: no figureKingston upon Thames: 61.0%, third quarterSwindon: 53.2%, bottom quarterPeterborough: no figureWest Berkshire: no figureReading: 71.9%, top quarterWindsor and Maidenhead: no figureWokingham: 64.6%, third quarterLambeth: 49.6%, bottom quarterMilton Keynes: 50.4%, bottom quarterBrighton and Hove: 65.2%, third quarterBromley: no figurePortsmouth: 84.1%, top quarterSouthampton: 63.2%, third quarterIsle of Wight: no figureCounty Durham: no figureCheshire East: no figureCheshire West and Chester: 67.5%, second quarterShropshire: 84.6%, top quarterCornwall: 65.6%, third quarterIsles of Scilly: not coveredWiltshire: 67.0%, second quarterCamden: 64.8%, third quarterBedford: no figureCentral Bedfordshire: 60.8%, third quarterNorthumberland: 65.7%, third quarterBournemouth, Christchurch and Poole: 79.3%, top quarterDorset: no figureBuckinghamshire: no figureCumberland: no figureWestmorland and Furness: 73.8%, top quarterNorth Yorkshire: 71.0%, second quarterSomerset: 78.3%, top quarterCroydon: 52.8%, bottom quarterCambridge: not coveredEast Cambridgeshire: not coveredBasildon: not coveredFenland: not coveredBolsover: not coveredHuntingdonshire: not coveredEaling: 56.1%, bottom quarterSouth Cambridgeshire: not coveredChesterfield: not coveredDerbyshire Dales: not coveredAmber Valley: not coveredErewash: not coveredHigh Peak: not coveredExeter: not coveredMid Devon: not coveredNorth Devon: not coveredSouth Hams: not coveredNorth East Derbyshire: not coveredEastbourne: not coveredSouth Derbyshire: not coveredHastings: not coveredEast Devon: not coveredTeignbridge: not coveredTorridge: not coveredWest Devon: not coveredLewes: not coveredEnfield: 72.3%, top quarterRother: not coveredWealden: not coveredGreenwich: 65.5%, third quarterBraintree: not coveredHackney: 57.3%, bottom quarterCastle Point: not coveredChelmsford: not coveredColchester: not coveredEpping Forest: not coveredHarlow: not coveredMaldon: not coveredFareham: not coveredRochford: not coveredTendring: not coveredUttlesford: not coveredCheltenham: not coveredCotswold: not coveredHammersmith and Fulham: 68.6%, second quarterForest of Dean: not coveredGloucester: not coveredStroud: not coveredGosport: not coveredTewkesbury: not coveredHaringey: 47.4%, bottom quarterBasingstoke and Deane: not coveredHart: not coveredEast Hampshire: not coveredEastleigh: not coveredHavant: not coveredNew Forest: not coveredRushmoor: not coveredWatford: not coveredTest Valley: not coveredHarrow: 53.5%, bottom quarterWinchester: not coveredBroxbourne: not coveredDacorum: not coveredHertsmere: not coveredBurnley: not coveredNorth Hertfordshire: not coveredThree Rivers: not coveredAshford: not coveredPendle: not coveredCanterbury: not coveredDartford: not coveredDover: not coveredGravesham: not coveredMaidstone: not coveredPreston: not coveredSevenoaks: not coveredWelwyn Hatfield: not coveredFolkestone and Hythe: not coveredSwale: not coveredThanet: not coveredTonbridge and Malling: not coveredRochdale: no figureTunbridge Wells: not coveredChorley: not coveredSouth Ribble: not coveredFylde: not coveredHyndburn: not coveredLancaster: not coveredSalford: 77.3%, top quarterRibble Valley: not coveredRossendale: not coveredWest Lancashire: not coveredLewisham: 51.3%, bottom quarterWyre: not coveredBlaby: not coveredCharnwood: not coveredHarborough: not coveredHinckley and Bosworth: not coveredNorth West Leicestershire: not coveredMelton: not coveredOadby and Wigston: not coveredMerton: no figureBoston: not coveredEast Lindsey: not coveredLincoln: not coveredSt. Helens: no figureNorth Kesteven: not coveredNorth Northamptonshire: 63.0%, third quarterSouth Holland: not coveredAshfield: not coveredSouth Kesteven: not coveredGedling: not coveredWest Lindsey: not coveredBreckland: not coveredBroadland: not coveredGreat Yarmouth: not coveredKing's Lynn and West Norfolk: not coveredNorth Norfolk: not coveredNorwich: not coveredSouth Norfolk: not coveredWest Northamptonshire: 67.7%, second quarterMansfield: not coveredOxford: not coveredCannock Chase: not coveredBassetlaw: not coveredBroxtowe: not coveredNewark and Sherwood: not coveredIpswich: not coveredRushcliffe: not coveredElmbridge: not coveredEpsom and Ewell: not coveredCherwell: not coveredSouth Oxfordshire: not coveredVale of White Horse: not coveredRunnymede: not coveredWest Oxfordshire: not coveredSpelthorne: not coveredEast Staffordshire: not coveredLichfield: not coveredSurrey Heath: not coveredNewham: 66.6%, second quarterNewcastle-under-Lyme: not coveredTandridge: not coveredSouth Staffordshire: not coveredHavering: 46.8%, bottom quarterStafford: not coveredRedbridge: 66.7%, second quarterStaffordshire Moorlands: not coveredTamworth: not coveredBabergh: not coveredMid Suffolk: not coveredWandsworth: 61.0%, third quarterGuildford: not coveredManchester: 58.7%, bottom quarterMole Valley: not coveredReigate and Banstead: not coveredWestminster: 65.5%, third quarterWaverley: not coveredWoking: not coveredNorth Warwickshire: not coveredNuneaton and Bedworth: not coveredOldham: 90.7%, top quarterRugby: not coveredStratford-on-Avon: not coveredBromsgrove: not coveredWarwick: not coveredAdur: not coveredMalvern Hills: not coveredArun: not coveredChichester: not coveredCrawley: not coveredHorsham: not coveredMid Sussex: not coveredWorthing: not coveredRedditch: not coveredWychavon: not coveredWyre Forest: not coveredSt Albans: not coveredEast Hertfordshire: not coveredStevenage: not coveredEast Suffolk: not coveredWest Suffolk: not coveredNorth Tyneside: 67.1%, second quarterBolton: no figureBury: 66.8%, second quarterSouth Tyneside: 66.7%, second quarterStockport: 88.3%, top quarterTameside: no figureTrafford: no figureWigan: 58.4%, bottom quarterKnowsley: no figureLiverpool: no figureSefton: no figureWirral: no figureBarnsley: 70.7%, second quarterSunderland: no figureDoncaster: 82.0%, top quarterRotherham: 77.7%, top quarterSheffield: 68.8%, second quarterNewcastle upon Tyne: 54.2%, bottom quarterBirmingham: 54.7%, bottom quarterCoventry: no figureHillingdon: 65.2%, third quarterDudley: 68.7%, second quarterSandwell: 68.9%, second quarterHounslow: 68.4%, second quarterIslington: 68.3%, second quarterSolihull: 74.1%, top quarterWalsall: no figureWolverhampton: 68.1%, second quarterBradford: no figureCalderdale: no figureKirklees: 58.6%, bottom quarterWakefield: no figureLeeds: 67.0%, second quarterBexley: no figureGateshead: 65.8%, third quarterCity of London: not coveredBarking and Dagenham: 52.4%, bottom quarterBarnet: 59.9%, bottom quarterKensington and Chelsea: 66.3%, third quarterRichmond upon Thames: no figureSouthwark: 61.5%, third quarterSutton: 66.5%, third quarterTower Hamlets: 62.8%, third quarterWaltham Forest: 63.5%, third quarter
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Each council is the same size, so London is easy to see. Map layout by Open Innovations.

Every council, highest first
Position Council Figure
1 Oldham 90.7%
2 Stockport 88.3%
3 Derby 84.7%
4 Shropshire 84.6%
5 Portsmouth 84.1%
6 Doncaster 82.0%
7 Darlington 81.8%
8 East Riding of Yorkshire 81.5%
9 Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole 79.3%
10 Somerset 78.3%
11 Rotherham 77.7%
12 Salford 77.3%
13 Blackpool 77.2%
14 Kingston upon Hull 75.4%
15 Southend-on-Sea 75.1%
16 Solihull 74.1%
17 Westmorland and Furness 73.8%
18 Luton 73.6%
19 Medway 73.2%
20 Enfield 72.3%
21 Reading 71.9%
22 North Yorkshire 71.0%
23 Barnsley 70.7%
24 Thurrock 70.3%
25 Leicester 68.9%
25 Sandwell 68.9%
27 Sheffield 68.8%
28 Dudley 68.7%
29 Hammersmith and Fulham 68.6%
30 Hounslow 68.4%
31 Islington 68.3%
32 Wolverhampton 68.1%
33 West Northamptonshire 67.7%
34 Cheshire West and Chester 67.5%
35 North Tyneside 67.1%
36 Leeds 67.0%
36 Wiltshire 67.0%
38 Bury 66.8%
39 Redbridge 66.7%
39 South Tyneside 66.7%
41 Newham 66.6%
42 Sutton 66.5%
43 Kensington and Chelsea 66.3%
44 Gateshead 65.8%
45 Northumberland 65.7%
46 Cornwall 65.6%
47 Greenwich 65.5%
47 Westminster 65.5%
49 Brighton and Hove 65.2%
49 Hillingdon 65.2%
51 Camden 64.8%
52 Wokingham 64.6%
53 Nottingham 64.2%
54 Bristol 63.9%
55 Waltham Forest 63.5%
56 Southampton 63.2%
57 North Northamptonshire 63.0%
58 Tower Hamlets 62.8%
59 Southwark 61.5%
60 Kingston upon Thames 61.0%
60 Wandsworth 61.0%
62 Central Bedfordshire 60.8%
63 Barnet 59.9%
64 Manchester 58.7%
65 Kirklees 58.6%
66 Wigan 58.4%
67 Hackney 57.3%
68 Ealing 56.1%
68 York 56.1%
70 Birmingham 54.7%
71 Newcastle upon Tyne 54.2%
72 Harrow 53.5%
73 Swindon 53.2%
74 Croydon 52.8%
75 Barking and Dagenham 52.4%
76 Lewisham 51.3%
77 Milton Keynes 50.4%
78 Lambeth 49.6%
79 Brent 49.5%
79 Slough 49.5%
81 Haringey 47.4%
82 Havering 46.8%

No figure for: Bath and North East Somerset, Bedford, Bexley, Blackburn with Darwen, Bolton, Bracknell Forest, Bradford, Bromley, Buckinghamshire, Calderdale, Cheshire East, County Durham, Coventry, Cumberland, Dorset, Halton, Hartlepool, Herefordshire, Isle of Wight, Knowsley, Liverpool, Merton, Middlesbrough, North East Lincolnshire, North Lincolnshire, North Somerset, Peterborough, Plymouth, Redcar and Cleveland, Richmond upon Thames, Rochdale, Rutland, Sefton, South Gloucestershire, St. Helens, Stockton-on-Tees, Stoke-on-Trent, Sunderland, Tameside, Telford and Wrekin, Torbay, Trafford, Wakefield, Walsall, Warrington, West Berkshire, Windsor and Maidenhead, Wirral.