Review of Registered Social Landlords report
The Croydon Scrutiny Homes Sub-Committee is reviewing registered social landlords' work, focusing on issues like rent arrears and evictions.
The Croydon Council Scrutiny Homes Sub-Committee discussed the work of registered social landlords in November 2025, using a report that collated responses from seven major housing associations. This review highlighted rent arrears as the leading cause of social housing evictions in Croydon.
The questionnaire for the review covered development, allocations, evictions, repairs, maintenance, anti-social behaviour, communication, and partnership working. No further meetings on this topic are currently scheduled in the provided material. The report provides context for the sub-committee's discussions on housing associations.
Key facts
- Rent arrears are the leading cause of social housing evictions in Croydon, a review found in November 2025. Source
- Croydon Council's Scrutiny Homes Sub-Committee discussed registered social landlords on 5 November 2025. Source
- Responses from seven major housing associations were collated for the sub-committee's review. Source
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