In Croydon, a recent report reveals that 824 homes remain infested with damp and mould even after the local council was taken out of special measures by the Regulator for Social Housing. Complaints about disrepair in social housing have increased significantly, raising alarms about tenant safety. While substantial funding was allocated to improve housing standards, including plans to demolish unsafe tower blocks, concerns linger about the efficacy of the council's management and the health risks posed to residents living in substandard conditions.
The Regulator for Social Housing took Croydon Council out of special measures despite 824 properties remaining infested with damp and mould, raising concerns about safety.
Complaints about social housing across England have surged, with a sixth increase in damp and mould issues reported last year, contradicting the RSH's decision.
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