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NETRALT Minutes – 11 December 2025
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NETRALT Minutes – 6 March 2025
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Osprey Housing
“The Osprey Group incorporates Osprey Housing formally Aberdeenshire Housing Partnership and Osprey Housing Moray formally Moray Housing Partnership which are Independent not for profit businesses with objectives based on providing and managing high quality housing across the North East of Scotland.
We are a dynamic enterprise with a clear social responsibility committed to providing quality affordable housing. We generate and reinvest surpluses in order to build and manage homes across a range of tenures and for a range of income groups. While we do have a particular focus on trying to help those in greatest housing need we also work to help respond to demands across all parts of the housing market.
The Osprey Group strives to manage our businesses imaginatively and inventively to benefit our tenants; future tenants and communities through our own activities and effective partnership working.
We are accountable to members and tenants, who live in or have other interests in the communities and places in which we operate. Our governing body member boards are independent; voluntary; protect our reputation and ensure our long term viability. There is no mandatory control or direction given by any other public body.
Regulation of the sector in which we operate is carried out by the independent Scottish Housing Regulator.”
Moray Council
Moray is located in the north-east of Scotland and covers an area of 2,200 square kilometres. We are the biggest provider of social rented housing in Moray with around 6,000 houses spread across the area. The main housing areas are Elgin, Buckie, Forres, Keith and Lossiemouth. The rest of our houses are dispersed in smaller settlements. Most properties are suitable for people with general needs, although there are some sheltered properties and other types of amenity housing.
We are responsible for operating a wide range of public sector services including education, housing, social care, planning, economic development, roads, environmental protection, and leisure.
You can find more information at:
www.moray.gov.uk/tenantparticipation
Moray Council Tenants and Housing Facebook page
Contact: Rebecca Irons, Customer Engagement Officer
tenantparticipation@moray.gov.uk
0300 123 4566
Langstane Housing Association
Langstane Housing Association’s aim is to provide quality housing which promotes social inclusion and generates sustainable communities.
Langstane Housing Association is a Registered Social Landlord and a charity. We were founded in 1977 to provide homes for single people in need of affordable rented accommodation.
Nearly 40 years later we are meeting that need and more. Our stock is growing and changing to provide good quality family homes at reasonable cost.
We manage over 2,800 properties throughout Aberdeen city, Aberdeenshire and Moray. Our Head Office is at 680 King Street, Aberdeen. Our Elgin office is at 7 North Guildry Street, Elgin. The Elgin Team delivers our services to tenants and applicants in Moray and North Aberdeenshire.
Grampian Housing Association
Established in 1975, Grampian is one of the largest housing associations based in the North East of Scotland. Through direct development and stock transfer, the Association provides services to over 3,000 households.
Our overall strategy is to develop sustainable communities, with a balance of tenure types to meet the housing needs of a wide range of client groups. As well as providing quality affordable homes for rent, the Association participates in Low Cost Home Ownership initiatives including shared ownership and shared equity.
However, Grampian is more than a traditional landlord. The Association provides environmental improvements and regenerates urban and rural communities. In recognition of the link between housing need and other forms of social exclusion Grampian Housing Association also provides money advice and debt counselling, housing support, routes into work, supported employment and training as well as supporting the development of community facilities and social enterprises.
As a landlord, Grampian Housing Association is keen to involve tenants, sharing owners and owner occupiers in its customer participation activities so they can influence how services are designed and delivered and have a say in how the Association is managed.
The scrutiny/inspection and review of housing services by tenants and residents is an important part of performance management and measuring how well Grampian Housing Association is doing. It is now a requirement of the Scottish Housing Regulator.
We have a wide range of options for our customers in Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire and Moray to participate. They can get involved at the level that suits them. It really depends on their interests and how much time they have to spare. The aim of tenant’s involvement is to improve the housing and property management services provided to our tenants/residents now and in the future.
Castlehill Housing Association
Castlehill Housing Association is a registered charitable organisation with a proud history dating back to 1970. Over the decades, we’ve built a strong reputation for providing quality housing and a range of support services tailored to the needs of our communities.
We offer a variety of housing options including general needs homes, amenity, independent living properties for older people and very sheltered housing. Our services extend across Aberdeen City, Aberdeenshire and Moray.
While the majority of our homes are available for affordable rent, we also offer shared ownership opportunities. Today, we own, manage and factor more than 1950 properties.
Get Involved at Castlehill
Tenant participation means you have a say in the decisions that affect your home.
We believe the best way to improve our services is by working together. By sharing your views, ideas and experiences, you can help shape the future of our housing and support services.
Many tenants already take part but we’re always looking for more voices to make sure everyone is represented. Your input matters and we want to hear from you.
To make getting involved as easy and accessible as possible, we offer a variety of ways for you to participate, whether you prefer a one-off contribution or something more regular:
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Castlehill Registered Tenants Organisation (CaRTO)
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Surveys
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Consultations
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Scheme Walkabouts
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Newsletter working group
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Focus groups
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Local tenant groups
- Association Membership
No matter your interests or availability, there’s a role for you. By getting involved, you’re helping to ensure our services reflect the needs and priorities of our tenants.
If you’re a Castlehill tenant and want to learn more, please get in touch with our Tenant Participation Officer at 01224 625822 or info@castlehillha.co.uk.
You can also visit castlehillha.co.uk for more information.
Join us in Forres at our May Conversation Café
Interested in finding out more about tenant participation and how you can get involved with NETRALT?
Come along to our friendly drop-in event and chat informally with social landlord staff and tenant/resident reps about tenant participation and the variety of ways you can get involved.
Thursday 22 May
Drop in any time between 11am and 1pm
Forres House Community Centre
Hope to see you there!
Notice of Annual General Meeting
We are pleased to invite you to our upcoming Annual General Meeting (AGM) on:
🗓 Thursday 15 May at 11am
📍 In person at Greyhope Community Hub, Tullos Circle, Torry, Aberdeen, AB11 8HD
💻 Or join us online via Zoom
The AGM will be followed by a special session on Equalities, led by a representative from Aberdeen City Council’s Equalities Team. This is a great opportunity to explore how we can work together to make tenant participation more inclusive and welcoming for all.
After the Equalities session, we’ll break for lunch. Please let us know if you have any dietary requirements.
We’ll then continue with our regular group meeting, where we catch up, share updates and plan ahead.
All members are encouraged to attend and we’d be delighted to see new faces too! Please check Basecamp for supporting documents, along with the Zoom link, otherwise we look forward to seeing you in-person at Greyhope Community Hub on the day.