FOI release

Housing Register

Case reference FOI2022/00122

Published 28 February 2022

Request

Q1. How many individuals and families are on your register for housing?

Q2. How long have you maintained a register? From which year?

Q3. Snapshot of reported totals; Per Annum from first year of registering individuals and families

Q4. Size of housing stock

Q5. Size of housing stock; Per Annum from first year of registering individuals and families

Q6. Number of individuals and families considered and/or registered as homeless - Per Annum, from first year of registrations to date.

Response

Q1. 692 individuals and 675 families.

Q2. For 20 years, from 2002.

Q3. Data from 2002 - 2013 is not available due to the 7 year retention schedule in line with Data Protection Act guidelines. Please see below data from 2014 for individuals:

2014 - 188 (2014 policy upgrade)

2015 - 599

2016 - 613

2017 - 538

2018 - 520

2019 - 514

2020 - 853 (2020 policy upgrade)

2021 - 1119

Please see below data for Families:

2014 - 162 (2014 policy upgrade)

2015 - 429

2016 - 469

2017 - 426

2018 - 406

2019 - 413

2020 - 412 (2020 policy upgrade)

2021 - 494

Q4. 0 - Herefordshire Council completed a large scale voluntary transfer (LSVT) of all housing stock in 2002

Q5. As per Question 4.

Q6. Data from 2002 - 2013 is not available due to the 7 year retention schedule in line with Data Protection Act guidelines. Please see below data from 2014 for individuals:

2014 - 15 (2014 policy upgrade)

2015 - 11

2016 - 10

2017 - 6 (Homelessness Reduction Act)

2018 - 14

2019 - 18

2020 - 37 (2020 policy upgrade)

2021 - 74

Please see below data for Families:

2014 - 18 (2014 policy upgrade)

2015 - 33

2016 - 17

2017 - 17 (Homelessness Reduction Act)

2018 - 27

2019 - 40

2020 - 37 (2020 policy upgrade)

2021 - 78

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