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Housing AssociationData as of 16 October 2026Latest ruling 26 January 2021

Name shown exactly as the Ombudsman publishes it. If this landlord has merged or changed its name, older rulings may be listed under a former name.

Key figures

Rulings published
1
January 2021 to January 2021
Maladministration found
0 of 1
ruling with severe maladministration, maladministration or partial maladministration
Severe maladministration
0
the Ombudsman’s most serious finding

All landlords: maladministration found in 73% of rulings (13,428 of 18,334). With fewer than 10 rulings we show counts, not a percentage: one new ruling can change the picture a lot.

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What the Ombudsman decided

Rulings by outcome
OutcomeRulings
Outside jurisdiction1

“Maladministration found” on this site means the first three outcomes: severe maladministration, maladministration or partial maladministration. What these words mean.

Orders or recommendations

No orders or recommendations are tagged in these rulings.

What each tag means

What the complaints were about

A ruling can have more than one category tag. 1 ruling has no category tag in the Ombudsman’s archive.

Rulings by year

Rulings by year, with the number where maladministration was found
YearRulingsMaladministration foundBar chart
202110

Calendar years, by the date printed on each ruling.

Size and complaint rates

No Ombudsman 2025-26 report is published under this name.

The Regulator of Social Housing’s 2024/25 complaint figures are not matched to this name in our data.

Latest rulings

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The single most recent of 1 published ruling. Each links to the full ruling on the Ombudsman’s website.

  1. 26 January 2021Case 202001047 · Leaseholder
    Outside jurisdiction
    What the complaint was about (from the ruling)

    “The resident complains about the level of service charge charged in relation to his property and the reasonableness of the charge.”

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