Each year, we publish an Annual Report alongside our Financial Statements to let everyone know what United Welsh is doing and how we are performing.
You can read all about it here:
As you will see, we’ve been very busy again!
We have some ambitious plans for the next five years to help everyone live their best lives. You can read all about them here:
Our ESG Report also sets out the performance and impact of United Welsh in terms of the Environmental, Social and Governance aspects of our business:
We are a registered social landlord, which means we are regulated by the Welsh Government.
This means that the Welsh Government make a Regulatory Judgement on us each year after carrying out a regulatory assessment which checks how we are operating and how we are doing against our delivery outcomes.
The outcomes are focused around providing good and affordable homes, governance and finance.
Here is a summary of our performance for tenants to see our headline results. The summary is for the year period up to 31st March 2021.
Providing Value for Money is really important to us which is why we publish our VFM statement each year setting out how this underpins everything we do.
Community Housing Cymru appointed Turning Point HR Solutions, an independent Reward Consultancy, to collate and analyse data provided by housing associations on senior management remuneration.
The intention of the report is to present senior management pay information in one place.
United Welsh has adopted the principle, that in the conduct of public business in Wales, it will, so far as is both appropriate in the circumstances and reasonably practical treat the Welsh and English languages on the basis of equality.
United Welsh has already identified current demand for Welsh through consultation with all its customers. We have established that demand is relatively modest in the areas where we work. Regular consultation will ensure that our services adapt to meet any changes in demand for Welsh in the future.
United Welsh believes that the Health and Safety of its employees, residents, tenants and service users is a fundamental part of United Welsh’s role. The Board and Executive Team take Health and Safety very seriously and acknowledge their legal responsibility to ensure the health and safety and welfare of employees at work, tenants, residents and service users, as well as protecting others who may be affected by United Welsh work activities.
You can read our Landlord Health & Safety policy statement here and our Employer Health & Safety policy statement here.