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Sutton Housing Partnership

Type not given by the OmbudsmanData as of 16 October 2026Latest ruling 30 September 2024

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
September 2024 to September 2024
Maladministration found
1 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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Sutton Housing Partnership manages council homes on behalf of London Borough of Sutton.

ALMO/housing company set up 2006 by the London Borough of Sutton, 'solely owned and funded' by the council, managing its housing stock (RSH: 'delivered by its ALMO ... SHP').

Status
Operating
Homes managed
6,000 homes · as at 29 October 2025
Where this figure comes from: Regulator of Social Housing judgement (29 Oct 2025): 'LB Sutton owns around 6,000 homes'. SHP site: 6,000 council homes and 1,400 leasehold properties.
The council’s own rulings
London Borough of Sutton: 13 rulings published under the council’s name

Combined total of separately published rulings

rulings published under London Borough of Sutton or Sutton Housing Partnership
14
maladministration found (severe, maladministration or partial)
79% (11 of 14 rulings)
severe maladministration
0

The Ombudsman publishes these rulings under separate names. We add them up here; no ruling is counted twice.

Sources: gov.uk · suttonhousingpartnership.org.uk · historicplacecube.sutton.gov.uk · sutton.moderngov.co.uk

What the Ombudsman decided

Rulings by outcome
OutcomeRulings
Maladministration1

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

Orders or recommendations

Number of rulings with each tag. The Ombudsman’s archive uses one tag for both orders and recommendations, and one ruling can have several. Where the outcome was reasonable redress or no maladministration, they are recommendations.

Rulings by order or recommendation tag
TagRulings
Apology1
Compensation1
Policy Review1
Repairs1

What each tag means

What the complaints were about

Rulings by category, with the number where maladministration was found
CategoryRulingsMaladministration foundBar chart
Managing Relations11
Repairs (includes damp and mould)11

A ruling can have more than one category tag.

Rulings by year

Rulings by year, with the number where maladministration was found
YearRulingsMaladministration foundBar chart
202411

Calendar years, by the date printed on each ruling.

Size and complaint rates

These figures are for London Borough of Sutton, whose homes Sutton Housing Partnership manages.

Why the home counts differ: the Ombudsman counts homes owned or managed under its jurisdiction, including leasehold homes. The Regulator counts social homes owned.

Housing Ombudsman, 2025-26

Figures from the Ombudsman’s 2025-26 report on this landlord.

1 April 2025 to 31 March 2026. Counted by finding, not by ruling.

7,453 homes owned or managed under the Ombudsman’s jurisdiction, 31 March 2026

These per-1,000 figures are the Ombudsman’s own, for 2025-26. “Cases” counts all the cases the Ombudsman dealt with about this landlord, not only the determinations below.

Determinations (cases decided)
8
Findings
20
Maladministration findings
19
Maladministration rate (share of findings)
95%
Severe maladministration findings
0
Compensation ordered
£4,450

The Ombudsman’s 2025-26 report on this landlord (PDF)

Regulator of Social Housing, 2024/25

Tenant Satisfaction Measures, year to 31 March 2025.

6,024 homes owned social rent and shared ownership, 31 March 2025

Stage 1 answered on time
90.8%
Stage 2 answered on time
100%

“On time” means within the Complaint Handling Code timescales. Medians from the Regulator’s 2024/25 headline report. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

The landlord’s own satisfaction results page (may now show 2025/26 figures)

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. 30 September 2024Case 202223502 · Assured Tenancy
    Maladministration
    What the complaint was about (from the ruling)

    “The complaint is about the landlord’s: Handling of reports of leaks at the property. Handling of reports of damp and mould at the property. Response to reports of issues with internal doors, windows and kitchen. Complaint handling.”

    Managing RelationsRepairs (includes damp and mould)

    Orders or recommendations: Apology, Compensation, Policy Review, Repairs

    Read the full ruling (case 202223502, on the Ombudsman’s website)Report a problem with this ruling

What you can do next

  1. Report the problem to your landlord. Keep photos and dates.
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  3. Unhappy with your landlord’s final answer? Contact the Housing Ombudsman free on 0300 111 3000 or info@housing-ombudsman.org.uk.
  4. Free advice: Shelter: damp and mould in social housing · Citizens Advice: repairs if you rent from a council or housing association.

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