Ombudsman’s first good practice guidance to focus on improving relationships between tenants and landlords

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Landlords encouraged to learn from positive examples of resident engagement and complaint handling

The Housing Ombudsman will release its first good practice guidance later this year, with the pilot issue focusing on relationship management between landlords and residents.

Good practice, a power introduced by the Social Housing (Regulation) Act, was developed through consultation with residents, landlords and stakeholders to “restore relationships that have broken down.”

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