Housing Ombudsman warns social landlords to take noise nuisance seriously after death in Clarion property

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125,000-home association hit with severe maladministration finding after resident took his own life after nine months of noise disturbance

The Housing Ombudsman has urged social housing providers to take noise nuisance more seriously after a Clarion resident suffering from disturbances took his own life.

The Ombudsman has today made a severe maladministration finding against Clarion, saying the landlord “did not tailor its response” to the noise complaints effectively despite the tenant having vulnerabilities.

 

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