Borough of Poole’s Conservative cabinet has voted
unanimously to keep Poole Housing Partnership (PHP), which manages its 5,000
council homes. It approved a recommendation from the People Overview and
Scrutiny Committee that the authority “resets its relationship” with the ALMO,
rather than dissolves it. A petition to protect PHP was signed by 350 residents
last year after it emerged that Borough of Poole had commissioned housing
consultancy Campbell Tickell to carry out a review of its housing services. PHP
will be asked to work more closely with the council’s “strategic priorities”,
including through making cost savings. It will also undergo a governance
review. Read more on Inside Housing.
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