More than half of social landlords have taken action on noise complaints, Ombudsman says

Housing ombudsman

Richard Blakeway says that despite progress, ‘there is still more work to do’

The majority of social landlords have changed their approach to noise complaints since the Ombudsman published a report on the issue 18 months ago.

The Housing Ombudsman’s follow-up report revealed that following the release of the noise complaints report in October 2022, 60% of landlords have carried out self-evaluations and developed an action plan based on the recommendations.

For this follow-up report, the Ombudsman collected data from 55 landlords who responded to a call for evidence, including a mix of housing associations and local authorities.

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