North Wales Housing

North Wales Housing's Regulatory Assessment has been completed and has now been published. This report sets out the Welsh Government’s assessment and is designed to provide the  association, its tenants, service users and other stakeholders with an understanding of how well it is performing against the “Delivery Outcomes” (standards of performance) relating to: Landlord services, Governance and Financial Management

Description of North Wales Housing Association Limited

North Wales Housing Association Limited (known as North Wales Housing/NWH) was established in 1974 with rented properties spreading across the counties of Ynys Mon, Gwynedd, Denbighshire and Conwy. It has a stock of around 2,400 homes of which the majority is general needs housing. The Group is registered as an Industrial & Provident Society with charitable rules.

NWH established a Group structure in April 2011 by setting up a trading arm subsidiary called ‘Domus Cambria’ that will be developing homes for sale.

The Group have committed to a development programme of 320 new homes that includes 138 General Needs, 91 Supported Housing and 91 units built for outright sale between 2012 and 2015. Its future programme from 2015 is based on developing 20 new homes per annum.

After a successful trial, the repairs and maintenance service is provided by the Direct Labour Organisation (in-house workforce) which is part of the Group.