Campaign to get a Tenant out by Management of a Housing Association

14/01/2011 11:56 am

Should I call in the Police to interview member of staff that made this alleged allegation at a meeting for staff's intention.

I know the witness's willing to speak to the Police

14/01/2011 2:51 pm

Junior

Your post doesn't make any sense.  But I'd be surprised if housing management staff had a "campaign" to get rid of a particular tenant.  Usually they are far too professional to adopt such a stance, and it's not in their interests to do so. 

If there's been a criminal offence, by all means get in touch with the police.  If it's a civil matter, they'll pretty quickly tell you that they're not interested.  Libel or slander are not offences, and the police have nothing to do with the eviction process. 

If the landlord's trying to evict someone and you disagree, give a statement to that tenant's solicitors in support of their defence (if they have one). 

Morse

14/01/2011 5:28 pm

Morse they are that unprofessional are appear to of adopted that stance. He/She have written and told them of he/she concerns. 

Response is -  Noted attitude from the Housing Association.  Where is the support and meaningful handling of the matter/case/concern for the Tenant of the Housing Association

18/01/2011 1:18 pm

Agreed.

Eva, this is getting beyond a joke now. You had to change your user name because your landlord was fed up of what was pretty much slander. You continue to post more or less the same questions continuosly and argue against anyone who gives you the appropriate advice. What do you want? If you can't resolve your issues directly with your landlord, there is little anyone here can do to help you. You are clearly angry with them, but you need to go through their complaints process.

Asking the same question again and again isn't going to change the answer.

18/01/2011 1:58 pm

As much as I enjoy the discussions that go on on these boards, the abuse against anyone who has been vaguely near the housing profession by both Junior and Kass is frustrating, insulting and at some times upsetting. I have dared to post replies under my name before just to be met with abuse in return. I don't just randomly make up my own opinions. I have many years of experience in the social housing sector, and not that it particularly matters, but I also have an MSc in Housing and Regeneration from the London School of Economics. In short, I do know what I'm talking about and to be insulted again and again is not on.

Tom, could you please, please do something to prevent this from continuing? I like the website and enjoy the discussions. However Eva and Kass don't contribute in a postive way. How is this helpful?

18/01/2011 3:41 pm

here, here.

The voice(s) of reason at last.

I pity the poor landlord who has to put up with the (almost imcomprehensable)  rants of "junior" on what must be a daily basis.

Sorry for the spelling, I too am dyslexic

19/01/2011 1:16 am

All that Tenants our disgusted with what happend 

Tenants only want the truth and fairness from our Housing Association, is that too much to ask

19/01/2011 10:07 am

I agree with many of the posters. People such as Kass ruin this site. All they do is bang on about corruption and how everyone working in housing is corrupt. When challenged about this unacceptable behaviour, and asked why they don't get involved - either complain, litigate, heck join the board or stand for election to the board of their landlord and try to effect POSITIVE change they run a mile.

Of course the reason is, they have no evidence at all, and no one would vote for them in a million years. Unfortunately, trolling posts (Kass is not the only one, Junior is as bad) are ruining this site. Come on IH staff, PLEASE get a grip and delete them. Just do a search on Kass's posts alone - clearly nonsense in the main, insulting and perkorative, no evidence.

19/01/2011 11:20 am

"This has the benefit of effectively preventing them bombarding the landlord with tons of unsupported complaints and/or lengthy and often illogical, impenetrable "complaints."

Unfortunatly, it doesn't have the benefit of preventing them from posting to this website! More's the pity

19/01/2011 12:27 pm

I say I taken the time and energy to read the TSA Standards.  I take the time to go to the Conferences of the TSA. 

If your Housing Association wasn't adhering to the Policy and Procedures that I have a right to raise my concerns.

If your Housing Association was hindering Complaints

If your Housing Association was hindering Tenant Empowerment and Involvement under a Code of Conduct that its right because a Solicitor tell us so and so does all others believe its impringing upon tenants rights.  

If your Housing Associaton was only involved  the few Tenants and not the all.

If you had been involved has long has a few of us have and seen how this Housing Association operations then you want Readdress for the Tenants

Want to go and have a dig at someone.  Well it I am your target  your no better than a bullies.