Three social housing landlords found in breach of regulatory standards

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Origin found to be non-compliant with economic standards, while Woking and Wigan have breached consumer standards

The Regulator of Social Housing (RSH) has published a regulatory judgement on Origin Housing and regulatory notices on Woking Borough Council and Wigan Council, which find them in breach of the regulator’s standards.

The RSH has concluded that Origin Housing is in breach of its economic standards, resulting in a downgrade in its financial viability and governance grades to V3 and G3, while Woking and Wigan Council have both infringed the regulator’s consumer standards.

Grades G3 and G4 indicate non-compliance with governance standards, and V3 and V4 demonstrate non-compliance with financial viability standards, while grades G1 and G2, and V1 and V2 indicate compliance. 

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