Haringey Council Housing Safety Audits
Haringey Council approved a £5 million investment in housing safety audits in July 2025 to improve social housing quality and safety.
In July 2025, Haringey Council approved a £5 million investment for housing safety audits over five years, aiming to improve the quality and safety of its social housing stock. This investment, approved by Councillor Sarah Williams, Cabinet Member for Housing and Planning (Deputy Leader), was intended to address compliance management for dangerous substances and explosive atmospheres.
The audits were also planned to include safety inspections of rising and lateral electrical mains in residential blocks, which a report to the council noted were not covered by the existing Electrical Inspection Condition Reports programme. The investment was set to fund a contract with Bidder A for technical services.
Key facts
- Haringey Council approved a £5 million investment in housing safety audits in July 2025. Source
- The investment is for housing safety audits over five years. Source
- The investment aims to improve the quality and safety of its social housing stock. Source
- The investment addresses compliance for Dangerous Substances and Explosive Atmospheres Regulations 2002. Source
- The audits include safety inspections of rising and lateral electrical mains. Source
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