Gateshead Council said a consultation on scrapping The
Gateshead Housing Company (TGHC) found that 93% of tenants and leaseholders who
responded were in favour of the plans. The council’s cabinet will meet on 17
November to “consider the next steps” following the consultation, which
received just under 2,500 responses. Councillors agreed in principle to close
TGHC in March, having placed the ALMO under review in 2019. Putting the ALMO
under review came after the Regulator of Social Housing deemed the council to
have breached the Home Standard on fire, asbestos and electrical safety
failings. Read more on Inside Housing.
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