Metropolitan Housing Partnership National Residents' Group
WELCOME! This website is for MHP customers (residents, tenants, leaseholders, service users etc) who want to learn more about partnership involvement activities and the services provided, as well as contact each other to share information and talk about mutual ideas and concerns. We hope that you also find it a useful resource for other general information.
The content is decided by the National Resident Group. We hope you will enjoy the opportunity to discuss topics of interest in the Forum. Please contact us to let us know what you think and notify us of any topics which you would like to see added to the list.
Michael Barron is stepping down from the NRG
Michael Barron is stepping down from the NRG for personal reasons. The NRG and staff at MHP would like to thank Michael for all his hard work and dedication as part of the NRG and his contribution towards making MHP a better organisation and extend their thoughts and good wishes to him and his family .
Latest News from the NRG
Following a successful recruitment drive in February 2011 Metropolitan Housing Partnership’s (MHP) National Residents’ Group (NRG) group have welcomed five new members: Hamid Behvandi from Derby, Anne Bethell from Nottingham, and Trudy Hughes, Fredrick Limbaya and Jennifer Corbett, all from London. To find out about all of the NRG members, please click on the NRG members tab on the left.
In March 2011 the NRG adopted a revised role set out in a new Terms of Reference. This places us in a stronger position to challenge and drive service improvements and to hold MHP to account if we do not think that what it is doing responds adequately to customer needs.
We are very committed to ensuring that what we do is shaped around customer needs and therefore want to make sure we keep in contact with what is going on in your area. Please use this website to catch up with what the NRG is doing and to give us your opinions.
We now have ten NRG members but are still looking for two customer members to join the group. If the challenge interests you, please check out our recruitment pages:
http://www.mhp-nrg.org/recruitment.html
Additionally the NRG would welcome interest to fill two co-opted places for members who are not customers but think that they would be able to contribute skills or experience to the group. If interested please contact us.
Fix My Street website
Fix My Street is a nationwide site for reporting neighbourhood problems such as streetlamps not working, fly-tipping and pot holes in your local area. These issues are then reported to the relevant authority or council.