The Welsh Government set regulatory standards which we need to meet, and we assess the organisation against these standards every year.
Read our Self-Evaluation of Compliance here.
Details of what we plan to do to not only remain compliant with the Regulatory Standards but also to achieve continuous improvement across all facets of our organisation can be found in our Regulatory Framework Improvement Plan.
This maps out our path as an organisation for the next ten years, and reinforces our purpose, describing our vision, values, and strategic priorities.
It explains the three stages to our strategy, including the current stage, ‘Brilliant Basics’. This stage is focused on getting our core repairs and maintenance services to where they should be post-COVID, laying a solid foundation from which we can build and grow, to tackle the national housing crisis and help regenerate Bridgend.
The Corporate Strategy also commits to our four corporate objectives, which together aim to ensure that our customers, their homes, our communities and our colleagues are safe and happy. This is at the heart of everything we do.
At Valleys to Coast, we are working hard to ensure our customers and communities have a say in the services that affect them.
We do this through customer and community engagement, which ensures our customers are always at the heart of everything we do – and what we do helps our communities thrive.
Our financial statements show our financial health as an organisation, giving insight into our performance, operations and cash flow.
View our previous Financial Statements:
Each year the Welsh Government assesses us against set standards and gives us a judgement on how well we are meeting them.
From April 2017 the UK Government introduced gender pay gap reporting for all companies employing more than 250 people.
View our 2022 Gender Pay Gap Report
We want everyone who uses our services to do so through their preferred language.
In addition to their remuneration, Board and Committee Members may be paid properly authorised out of pocket expenses when incurred on official business. This Policy defines and manages such instances.
We want to ensure we have the highest standards of openness and accountability, making sure any colleagues and partners with serious concerns about any aspects of our work, can come forward and express those concerns to us.
We take your concerns and any complaints about our services very seriously, and are committed to dealing with them swiftly and effectively.
In December 2022, the Welsh Government wrote to all social landlords in Wales asking for reassurance on the actions being taken to address issues of damp and mould.
Here we provide our full response: Valleys to Coast Housing – Response to Welsh Government re Damp and Mould, 20 January 2023