Housing group set for first meeting
THE organisation responsible for more than 9,000 former Neath Port Talbot Council homes is holding its annual meeting this month.
It will take place in the Towers Hotel in Jersey Marine on Thursday, September 27, starting at 5pm.
The AGM will be compered by broadcaster Kev Johns, while Chartered Institute of Housing Cymru director Keith Edwards will be the guest speaker.
NPT Homes chief executive Linda Whittaker and vice chairman Ted Latham will look back on the organisation's first year.
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Mrs Whittaker said: "This is our first formal AGM and we hope as many members attend as possible to join us in looking back on a successful first year.
"All members will also be given the opportunity to vote on key decisions at the event.
"We want to encourage our tenants and leaseholders to become fully functioning members of NPT Homes, so if they want to attend and have their say they should sign up for membership."
The AGM will be preceded by an exhibition starting at 4pm.
Comments
by weslangdon
Tuesday, September 18 2012, 2:09PM
“Some detail from the annual report would be useful to have. Who is on what committee, who claims expenses, who attends, important things for accontability, especially when such large sums of public money are involved”
by AndyJenkins84
Tuesday, September 18 2012, 1:15PM
“I find it interesting that tenants are not automatically members.”
by weslangdon
Tuesday, September 18 2012, 9:24AM
“Are they laying on transport for tenants at the top of the Afan, Neath and Dulais valleys, its not exactly central nor a place especially blessed with good public transport links.”