Information for tenants

Dyers Court is a friendly small community with student family tenants and a few original occupants. We ask all tenants to take pride in the building and make it their home.

Join our family community - Find out about family events and get involved

Your responsibilities - If you see litter in the garden or the communal areas, pick it up and put it in the bin. Respect your neighbours when it comes to noise levels and have consideration when using any communal spaces. If you have a balcony, take care to ensure it looks presentable. 

Report any repairs or damage to Unipol, so we can keep the building well maintained and a pleasant environment for all tenants. 

Unipol Staff - Your Housing Management Officer is Thom Woodroff and is your first point of contact for any enquiries relating to Dyers Court. You can make contact on (0113) 243 0169 or by e-mail: t.woodroff@unipol.org.uk 

Reception - This development does not have a reception. The main office is on Woodhouse Lane. Find out how to report a repair here 

Internet - Internet is not provided by Unipol. Tenants must make their own arrangements with an internet provider. This link looks at internet deals on offer with private providers

Instruction guides to appliances - find out how to use everything in your house. If you cannot find the appliance you need, please contact us.

Dyers Court;

• Heating
• Washer dryer

Mail and parcels - General post (letters and parcels that can fit through the letter box in your door) is delivered directly to flat doors by Royal Mail. 

Private couriers will use the intercom to ring flat doors to deliver. If no one is home the driver will leave a missed collection note which is posted through the flat letterbox directly.

Fire alarms - Each flat has a smoke and heat detector and the communal areas are covered by smoke detectors. The system and sounders are tested annually.

Security - The building has CCTV covering the externals of the building and also the entrance lobbies of each block.

Outside facilities including gardens - The front garden is maintained by Unipol and is available to be used and enjoyed by all tenants.

Parking and bikes - All parking is on street, there is no parking in the development itself. * There is a limited amount of private garages  for an annual fee

There are Sheffield bars in the basement level of each block to secure bicycles

Energy information for Dyers Court -

Tenants can opt to pay for their own gas and electricity costs directly to a supplier or continue to get their supply administered through Unipol 

Find out how to set up energy bills here

Over the colder winter months we expect families to use more than the monthly billing amount but over the summer months you may use less.

Water charges and insurance for your personal possessions are included for within the rent tenants pay at Dyers Court. 

General Waste collection -  General waste collection is on a Tuesday. The bins are emptied weekly. Tenants should put waste in to the chutes in each block in the stairwells. Do not put large items in the waste chutes. To find out the date of your next collection, go to Leeds City Council’s website and enter LS6 2EP (the postcode for Dyers Court) on this page 

What can I put in the general waste bins?

There are currently no recycling facilities on site, but Unipol is looking to improve this. 

Communal cleaning - the stairwells of Dyers Court are cleaned once a week by professional cleaners. This takes place on a Tuesday.

Local amenities - You can walk from Dyers Court the the local 'One Shop' at Hyde Park Corner for basic supplies. 

Health - there is a pharmacy in Headingley centre for medical supplies and prescriptions. Holly Bank Surgery is the local GP (general practitioner)