Granting permission
We will grant permission on the following conditions
- All work is carried out at the tenant’s own cost. The Council is not liable for loss, damage, injury, or any third-party claim connected with the works.
- Maintenance of the CCTV or video doorbell will be the tenant’s responsibility for the duration of their tenancy. When a tenancy ends, the tenant will be required to remove the CCTV or video doorbell and make good any damage at their own cost.
- The tenant must sign a consent form agreeing to follow the CCTV rules.
- The CCTV must point away from a neighbour’s home and garden, shared space, or public street, and should only record withing the private space of a tenant’s home.
For permission submit a permission request via our website, the request will then be passed to your Area Housing Manager.
If CCTV causes a neighbour dispute, we will review the permission that has been granted.
If there is already a neighbour dispute which is then escalated by the introduction of CCTV, we may withdraw permission.
Where there are concerns for residents’ safety, CCTV may be allowed for a period of time.
Share your thoughts on the proposed CCTV Policy by emailing our dedicated Engagement inbox, listening@runnymede.gov.uk. Your comments will be included in the report to the Housing Committee in June 2024.
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