Southwark Council refers itself to the regulator over failure to complete electrical safety tests

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London borough starts “major programme” to carry out testing

Southwark Council has made a self-referral to the Regulator of Social Housing after finding it has not carried out electrical safety tests on all its properties.

The south London local authority, which manages 36,000 homes, believes it may have breached regulatory requirements. On Tuesday it announced it has self-referred over a failure to implement a new requirement for electrical testing “in the way it should have been”.

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