C1 housing regulator rating
Ealing Council is working towards achieving a C1 housing regulator rating, focusing on repairs and safety.
Ealing Council is making progress towards achieving a C1 rating from the Regulator of Social Housing (RSH), having previously received a C2 grading. The council's Provider Improvement Plan focuses on improving housing services, including repairs performance, asset management, building safety, and resident engagement. The RSH has reduced its meetings with the council to bi-monthly, which Stephen Tate, Operational Director for Landlord Services, indicated shows satisfaction with the current direction.
The C1 rating is a specific category assigned by the Regulator of Social Housing, indicating a satisfactory level of performance for social housing providers. Ealing Council's efforts are aimed at meeting this standard after its previous C2 grading, as reported in October 2026.
Key facts
- Ealing Council is working towards a C1 rating from the Regulator of Social Housing after a C2 grading. Source
- The Regulator of Social Housing reduced its meetings with Ealing Council to bi-monthly. Source
- Ealing Council's Provider Improvement Plan focuses on repairs, asset management, building safety, and resident engagement. Source
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