We have published regulatory judgements for seven housing associations. Following programmed inspections, Cross Keys Homes, LiveWest Homes, Midland Heart and Thirteen Housing Group all received C1, G1 and V1 gradings. Places for People Group received C1, G1 and V2 gradings. Together Housing Group received C2, G1 and V2. A C2 grade means that there are some weaknesses in its delivery of the outcomes of the consumer standards. Following a two-year period of intensive engagement, Rochdale Boroughwide Housing has been given a G2 grading for governance and we removed a previous regulatory notice. We removed regulatory notices for Babergh District Council and Mid-Suffolk District Council. Read the full judgements here: https://bit.ly/3XqmMDP
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It's interesting that, for example, Places For People have received their gradings but are still allowed to build new properties. They can't look after what they already have. #placesforpeople
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1dWhy is Keir Starmer not throwing an opinion at this massive issue/vote winner? I have already escalated as far as and written to, both Angela Raynor and Michael Gove. Not even had as much as an acknowledgement in over 14 months.