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06 December 2024
Flooding, tenants and the need for transparency

Storm Bert has caused extensive damage to homes and communities across Wales, with another storm expected in coming weeks.

03 December 2024
Supporting tenants and empowering communities through democracy

TPAS Cymru is pleased to launch a new project in collaboration with the Electoral Commission.

02 December 2024
The LAUNCH of our Fourth All Wales Annual Tenant Survey – Housing that works: A tenant driven approach to improvement

Our Tenant Pulse reports offer insight into the thoughts and perceptions of tenants across Wales and this report reflects that

28 November 2024
The tenant voice in North Wales

This week, we brought tenants from across North Wales together for a special event.

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09 December 2024
Our Letter to the First Minister

Today, we wrote to the First Minister of Wales, calling for urgent action to reform planning rules for heat pumps

18 November 2024
5 things tenants are saying right now

The following reflects tenant voices who gave their views at our conference. We felt their frustrations needed to be shared.

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AT TPAS Cymru, we’ve been working in Wales for 35 years to ensure tenants are heard, seen, and valued in housing policy and practice. 

TPAS Cymru statement on the publication of the final report into the Grenfell Tower tragedy.

Our most recent Tenant Pulse of 2024, our survey on Rent, Service Charges and Affordability, focuses on the need for more transparency in social housing in Wales

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Our Board
TPAS Cymru's Management Board
White Line 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.