North Lanarkshire “Home Swap” (Mutual Exchange) Scheme
North Lanarkshire Council operates an official Mutual Exchange or home‑swap system, allowing tenants of council or housing association properties to swap homes—with landlord approval
The online system launched mid‑2021 and is accessible via the Council’s website .
Eligibility and process:You must be a tenant and on the Common Housing Register (CHR) waiting list.You submit details of your current home and desired swap.
If you find a match, you contact the other tenant and seek landlord approval. Landlord checks include rent status, property size (not overcrowded), and condition
What’s Missing or Unconfirmed
There is no mention of any individual, entity, or project named “Sanguli” connected to the mutual exchange scheme in any Council, news, or third‑party sources.
No references to an ongoing “D…” (e.g., “development,” “demolition,” “dispute,” or “Dash”) process involving a “Sanguli” in North Lanarkshire.
No official Council press release or statement under that name or context.
Possible Next Steps
To help me narrow this down, could you clarify:
Question | Why it Matters |
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What or who is “Sanguli”? | Is it a person, a site, a company, a development? |
What does the “D…” stand for? | Are you referring to demolition, development, dispute, disease, displacement, etc.? |
Where did you see this? | Was this in Council press releases, local newspaper, social media, legal notices, or community forums? |
Rough date or timeframe? | Was it recent (2025) or earlier (2024, 2023)? Help narrow timeframe |
Why This Context Matters
North Lanarkshire Council routinely issues statements on housing strategy (e.g. expanding affordable housing, empty‑home purchases), but none so far mention home‑swaps tied to “Sanguli” or a “D…” process .
Meanwhile, independent home‑swap platforms do list multiple North Lanarkshire properties—but again, no indication of a “Sanguli” connection .
Summary
No current evidence of any official news or statement about “Sanguli” tied to a North Lanarkshire home swap or an ongoing “D…” process under that name.
I’ve reviewed Council documents, housing reports, independent swap listings, and housing‑strategy coverage without finding any match.