Enfield Council has won a C1 grading and 5 local authorities have been graded C2 in the latest batch of regulatory judgements issued on 30 July. 5 councils have been handed a C3 grading.
Regulator issues gradings for 10 local authorities
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ARCH Tenants Conference 25 September: now open for bookings
Book now for the ARCH Tenants Conference on 25 September, to be hosted this year by Lincoln City Council.
MHCLG consults on Decent Homes and MEES
The Government has published consultation papers proposing updates to the Decent Homes Standard and a new Minimum Energy Efficiency Standard (MEES) for social and affordable housing. Both consultations close on 10 September. ARCH is preparing responses to both...
The Government launches its plan for social housing
The Government’s has launched its plan for social and affordable housing The plan sets out how the £39 billion allocated for a new Affordable Housing Programme will be used to deliver an estimated 300,000 social and affordable homes. It also includes further details on Government plans for social rents, Right to Buy, building safety, Decent Homes, Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES), Awaab’s Law, Electrical Safety Standards, competency and conduct standards and other matters.
Help with anti-social behaviour for social housing tenants
Government have now added an easy read version of help with anti-social behaviour for social housing tenants to the information on the Government website.
Notice of ARCH Annual General Meeting – 3 April 2025
The Annual General Meeting of the Company will be held on Thursday, April 3.
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