Scottish social landlords continue to perform well against housing charter despite housing emergency

News03 Sep 2024Michael Lloyd

Scottish social landlords continued to perform well across most of the standards required by the regulator in 2023-24, despite ongoing cost of living challenges and the national housing emergency.

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