Provider Improvement Plan
Ealing Council is progressing its Provider Improvement Plan to enhance housing services and achieve a higher Regulator of Social Housing rating.
Ealing Council is progressing its Provider Improvement Plan, an action plan designed to improve housing services after it received a C2 rating from the Regulator of Social Housing. In October 2026, Stephen Tate, Operational Director for Landlord Services, reported that the Regulator of Social Housing has reduced its monthly meetings with the council to bi-monthly, indicating satisfaction with the current direction.
The council's efforts under the plan are focused on enhancing repairs performance, asset management, building safety, and resident engagement. The overall aim is for Ealing Council to achieve a C1 rating from the Regulator of Social Housing. No upcoming discussions on the plan are currently scheduled.
Key facts
- Ealing Council is working towards achieving a C1 rating from the Regulator of Social Housing for its housing services. Source
- The Regulator of Social Housing has reduced its meetings with Ealing Council from monthly 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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