What are TSMs?
The TSMs were introduced by the Regulator for Social Housing in 2024, following an Act of Parliament in 2023. These help us to understand how well we’re serving you and where we need to improve. They include:
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12 resident satisfaction measures
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14 performance measures
The 14 performance measures include responses from residents living in rented homes (also called low-cost rental accommodation or LCRA) and shared ownership (also called low-cost homeownership homes or LCHO).
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Our 2024-25 results
Satisfaction overall
Rented homes (LCRA): 58.7% and shared ownership homes (LCHO): 22.9%
Satisfied with complaints handling
Rented homes (LCRA): 28.3% and shared ownership homes (LCHO): 8.0%
Feel we listen and act on residents' views
Rented homes (LCRA): 51.3% and shared ownership homes (LCHO): 16.9%
Satisfied with repairs service
Rented homes (LCRA): 64.1%
Satisfied home is well maintained
Rented homes (LCRA): 62.6%
Feel we make a positive impact in the neighbourhood
Rented homes (LCRA): 60.6% and shared ownership homes (LCHO): 27.0%
What do our results tell us?
We’re making progress, but there’s room for improvement. We’re listening to resident feedback and acting on it by improving homes and building more responsive, local services.
We'll continue reporting our progress to you throughout the year.
What we're doing to improve
- Improving our repairs service
- Investing in existing homes
- Improving how we handle complaints
- Delivering better, locally focused services
- Improving services for homeowners
Repairs and maintenance

For residents living in our rented homes:
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64.1% satisfied with our overall repairs service over the last 12 months
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61.6% satisfied with the time taken to complete your most recent repair
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62.6% satisfied that we provide a home that is well maintained
Repairs performance:
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0.1% of homes do not meet the Decent Homes Standard
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61.3% of emergency repairs completed on time
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73.5% of non-emergency repairs completed on time
You said:
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"I’ve had some issues with maintenance work that was meant to be carried out. It hasn’t been done for three years.”
We did:
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Completed over 250,000 repairs last year
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Spent £1 million each day improving and maintaining homes
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Brought in clearer timeframes for different types of repairs
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Strengthened our local repairs service by bringing in more people, so we can respond faster and more effectively
We're doing:
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Spending £2 billion over the next 5 years
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Strengthening our local repairs service with more people to increase our capacity
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Trialling local repairs days so residents can report any issues and get them sorted on the spot
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Making service charges simpler and clearer – especially for homeowners
Maintaining building safety

| TSM | Rented homes (LCRA) | Shared ownership homes (LCHO) | Overall |
| Satisfied that their home is safe | 70.4% | 49.6% | |
| Gas safety checks completed | 99.5% | ||
| Fire safety checks completed | 99.6% | ||
| Asbestos safety checks completed | 97.4% | ||
| Water safety checks completed | 99.0% | ||
| Lift safety checks completed | 96.4% |
You said:
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"What are you doing to keep my building safe?"
We did:
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Spent £44m on building safety works
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Carried out annual checks on flat front doors in buildings over 11 metres and quarterly checks on communal fire doors in more than 1,100 blocks
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Completed 2,936 fire risk assessments
We're doing:
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Investing in homes and buildings to keep residents safe
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Sending out annual fire safety reminders to residents living in over 7,000 buildings
Responsible neighbourhood management

| TSM | Rented Homes (LCRA | Shared ownership homes (LCHO) | Overall |
| Satisfied with us keeping communal areas clean and well maintained | 65.4% | 47.1% | |
| Antisocial behaviour cases per 1,000 homes | 24.1 | ||
| Antisocial behaviour cases that involve hate incidents per 1,000 homes | 0.5 | ||
| Residents satisfied with our approach to handling antisocial behaviour | 57.7% | 24.7% | |
| Reports of antisocial behaviour received this year | 2,249 | ||
| Satisfied that we make a positive contribution to your neighbourhood | 60.6% | 27% |
You said:
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"I'm experiencing issues with a neighbour, can you help?"
We did:
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Introduced our Good Neighbour Policy to help create safe, respectful and supportive communities
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Ran after-dark walkabouts in local neighbourhoods with the police to better understand local issues
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Trained our neighbourhood managers and community safety specialists on community safety, domestic abuse and hate crime
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Set up local surgeries and improved access to local teams
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An external health check audited how we manage antisocial behaviour (ASB), so we can see what's working and what needs to improve – we're working through the recommendations
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Ran a campaign to help residents manage ASB and understand the support available
We're doing:
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Working with the police and local councils to tackle issues by residents
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Joining up teams at a local level to improve ASB in our wider communities
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Improving our case management system to make it easier for residents and colleagues to use
Listening and acting on resident feedback

| TSM | Rented homes (LCRA) | Shared ownership homes (LCHO) |
| Satisfied that we listen to your views and act on them | 51.3% | 16.9% |
| Satisfied that we keep you informed about things that matter to you | 66.4% | 40.2% |
| Feel that we treat you fairly and with respect | 66.0% | 35.1% |
You said:
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“It’s hard to contact you – it takes too long to speak to someone and I often don’t get through to the right person.”
We did:
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Changed our contact centre hours and launched live chat from 8am to 6pm
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Reduced our call wait time from 11 minutes to eight minutes
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Held 202 resident meetings, 201 consultations, our first Resident Conference attended by over 70 residents and 270 other engagement activities
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Residents got involved in scrutiny projects, including how we write our letters and their experience when calling us – we're now updating our letters based on their recommendations and using their feedback to shape improvements to our contact centre service
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Held regional events, local drop-ins and regional forums so you can meet your local teams and raise issues face-to-face
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Our Resident-Led Panel (RLP) is helping ensure resident voices are heard and acted on
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The RLP has set up new resident panels focused on improving communication, complaints and homeownership
We're doing:
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Residents are meeting regularly with our CEO and senior leaders through Sounding Board sessions to share their experiences and suggest improvements
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Creating neighbourhood plans with residents and local partners to tackle the issues that matter to residents most
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Holding local drop-ins in more areas
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Making it easier to contact neighbourhood managers and improving follow-up
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Promoting My Peabody – where residents can book repairs, check statements, make payments and more. Over 49,000 residents (46% of households) are now signed up, and we’re continuing to promote it
Managing complaints

We know we need to do better.
We did:
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Set up a new resident panel to review how complaints are handled
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Introduced a new system to prioritise complaints – including prioritising damp and mould cases
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Added a complaints option to our phone system so residents can report issues directly
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Expanded our Complaints team so we can resolve more cases
We're doing:
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We’re working with our resident complaints panel to make the process quicker, clearer and easier to navigate
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Rolling out training and rewriting letters for our Contact Centre, Complaints, and Homeownership teams to improve how we communicate
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Aiming to respond to 80% of stage one complaints within 10 days by next year
8,624 residents were surveyed across the Peabody Group, including Town & Country Housing, to find out how satisfied residents are with our services. This includes 7,313 residents in rented homes and 1,312 in shared ownership homes. Thank you to everyone who took part.
We work with an independent research company, The Leadership Factor (TLF), to gather feedback from residents. This helps us understand how residents feel we are performing so we know where we’re doing well and where we can improve.
We followed the Regulator’s guidelines to make sure our surveys represent the diversity of residents we serve.
The Regulator of Social Housing publishes results for all housing associations, so it’s easy to compare performance.
Download the 2024-25 approach and methodology
Download the 2024-25 approach and methodology for supported housing residents (SHAM)
Download the 2024-25 questions for rented homes (LCRA)
Download the 2024-25 questions for shared ownership homes (LCHO)
View our results in fullWe’ve already started our 2025-26 survey. If you get a call, we’d love your feedback - it only takes a few minutes.
Take a look at last year's TSM results