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Introducing Our New SMS/Email Communication Service
ACHA is pleased to announce a new SMS/Email communication service. This service is designed to improve how we communicate with our tenants and factored owners, making it easier to share important updates and invite feedback.
Rent Consultation 2026/27
Each year we consult you, our tenants, on the rent we are considering charging for the following year. We listen to, value and act on the views of our tenants and we encourage you to share your thoughts on the proposed rent increase. All responses to the consultation will be considered by the Association’s Board of Management who will use what you have told us to inform their decision on the rent increase for April 2026 at their meeting in February 2026. Alongside the work on our draft budget for 2026/27, we are consulting you on a rent increase of 4.5% to take effect from 1st April 2026. Increasing rents is not a decision taken lightly and the consultation document explains why this is the lowest increase possible to maintain the current level of service and spend on your homes.
Argyll Community Housing Association celebrates Scottish Housing Day 2025 with the theme of “Everyone Needs Good Neighbours"
Throughout September and early October, Argyll Community Housing Association (ACHA) brought communities together across Argyll and Bute to celebrate Scottish Housing Day 2025 and its theme, “Everyone Needs Good Neighbours”. A series of community events were organised that championed connection, kindness, and local pride.
Revised Planning Application Submitted for Dalintober
A revised planning application has been submitted by ECD Architects on behalf of Argyll Community Housing Association (ACHA) for a new development at Dalintober, Campbeltown.
Tenants Urged to Contact Electricity Suppliers to Arrange Meter Upgrades
Following an update from energy industry trade body Energy UK, ACHA is urging tenants with Radio Teleswitch (RTS) meters to contact their electricity supplier at the earliest opportunity to discuss the replacement of their RTS equipment with a smart electricity meter.
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