Southern’s ‘lack of ownership’ on complaints shows risk around mergers, ombudsman says

News16 May 2024Michael Lloyd

A “lack of ownership” over “complaint-handling culture” at giant landlord Southern Housing has highlighted the risks around mergers, according to a new report from the Housing Ombudsman.

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