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Bank holiday information - May

Bank holiday information for our services, including opening times and emergency contacts. All recycling collections will take place on the usual days.

Council housing and tenancy information

Local authority housing or council housing is long term, low cost accommodation. You will need to complete an application to join our housing needs register.

Council housing

Find out more about council housing and apply online.

Council housing occupation contract

When you are offered housing you will be able to view the property first. If you accept the property you will need to sign an occupation contract with us.

Furnished council housing

We can provide you with the essential furniture you need to help make your house into a home.

Moving in to your council home

When you have accepted your accommodation and signed the occupation contract then you will be ready to move in and get set up in your new home.

Home insurance for council tenants

Information on buildings and contents insurance for council tenants.

Rent information for council tenants

Information about paying rent for council tenants.

Housing videos on YouTube

This link will take you to our housing video playlist on YouTube.

Tenancy Support Unit

Our Tenancy Support Unit provide housing-related support and advice to home owners, housing association tenants, council tenants and those who rent from the private sector.

Council housing tenancy fraud

We take the issue of housing tenancy fraud very seriously and have a number of internal checks in place in order to both prevent and uncover such fraud.

Leaving council housing

If you are thinking of ending your occupation contract there are certain things you need to do before you leave.

Council tenants and leaseholders

Information for council tenants and leaseholders who live in houses, flats and sheltered accommodation.

Safety advice for tenants

All of our tenants deserve to feel safe and be treated fairly at all times.

XL Bully dogs: guidance for Swansea Council tenants

Do you own a XL Bully? The XL Bully breed type has been added to the list of dogs banned under the Dangerous Dogs Act 1991. 
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