CityWest Homes – the arms-length housing organisation
serving Westminster City Council – is set for a return to council control and
restoration of its “public service ethos”. A formal decision on the ALMOs
future will be taken by the council’s Cabinet next month – subject to
consultation – after a report confirmed a need for ‘culture change’. Set up as
an ALMO in 2002, CityWest Homes provides housing services for over 12,000
social housing tenants and 9,000 leaseholders for the council. Following
concerns about the ALMOs performance highlighted by residents and ward
councillors, the council commissioned an independent review into the issues.
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