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9 October 2026

Your Invitation to Meet TPAS at SBHA

SBHA Tenants – Your Invitation to Meet TPAS in the Scottish Borders

Connecting Voices • Sharing Ideas • Strengthening Tenant Engagement
At SBHA, we value the importance of listening to tenants and communities and ensuring their voices help shape the services and places where they live. That’s why we work closely with TPAS Scotland, Scotland’s national tenant and landlord participation advisory service. TPAS Scotland supports tenants, landlords and communities to have a strong influence on the future of their homes and neighbourhoods. Through community engagement, they help ensure local communities continue to grow, improve and thrive.
Interested in finding out more?
Join TPAS Scotland Chief Executive, Eveline Armour, housing colleagues and involved tenants from across the Scottish Borders for an engaging and interactive session focused on tenant participation, community engagement and sharing good practice.
🗓 Wednesday 21st October 2026
⏰ 11.00am – 1.00pm
📍 SBHA Head Office, South Bridge House, Whinfield Road, Selkirk, TD7 5DT
What to Expect
✅ Updates on tenant participation across Scotland and the Borders
✅ Examples of successful engagement activities and projects
✅ Opportunities to share ideas, experiences, and challenges
✅ Discussion on emerging priorities for tenants and communities
✅ Networking with tenant groups, housing associations and engagement practitioners – find out more about joining Scottish Borders Tenants Organisation (SBTO) and Waverley’s Tenant Review Team.
Whether you are a tenant, volunteer, staff member or involved in tenant and community engagement, this event offers a chance to learn from others, exchange ideas and help shape future participation opportunities across the Scottish Borders.
Refreshments Provided
Places are limited – book your place today!
Find out more and book your place by emailing TPAS Scotland enquiries@tpasscotland.org.uk
Working together to strengthen tenant and community voices across the Scottish Borders.

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