Nine arm’s-length management organisations (ALMOs) have
been scrapped, converted to housing associations or earmarked for closure in
the last few months. Waltham Forest is the latest ALMO to look at bringing
services back in-house. This follows two other London councils, Hackney and
Lambeth, which have also recently announced plans to scrap their ALMOs. The
closures will bring the net reduction of ALMOs since 2010 to 31, leaving the
National Federation of ALMOs with 39 members, down from 70 at the ALMO
programme’s height in 2010. Read more on Inside Housing.
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