The Regulator of Social Housing has published regulatory judgements for Castle Point Borough Council, North Yorkshire Council, and Warwick District Council
The councils have each failed to meet the outcomes of RSH’s new consumer standards and they have been given a C3 grading, meaning there are serious failings that they need to address.
After carrying out responsive investigations into each council, RSH found that:
Castle Point Borough Council:
North Yorkshire Council:
Warwick District Council:
All three local authorities are engaging constructively with RSH and working to address these issues promptly. In the case of North Yorkshire and Warwick District, they are required to manage and mitigate risks to tenants’ safety as a priority and RSH is engaging intensively with them as they carry out this work.
Kate Dodsworth, Chief of Regulatory Engagement at RSH, said:
In addition, RSH has removed a July 2022 regulatory notice for Incommunities Limited. The landlord had failed to meet the outcomes of the rent standard and it has now resolved these issues.
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