The Regulator of Social Housing (RSH) determined that 15 breaches of its consumer standards met the “serious detriment” test, up from six in 2018/19. In its eighth annual consumer regulation review setting out themes and lessons from the cases, the RSH said this “significant” increase was driven by referrals relating to local authority landlords. Reports to the RSH of potential consumer standards breaches at councils were up more than three-quarters (76%) on the previous year and the regulator found there was a “serious detriment” in seven cases. Read more on Inside Housing.
A ‘dress rehearsal’ for life: inside the Manchester project helping
homeless men rebuild
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Embassy Village offers 40 canal-side flats and support with budgeting,
cooking and finding work, to help men start new lives and rediscover
community
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