Housing Ombudsman Decisions
Formal casework decisions from the Housing Ombudsman Service on complaints against social landlords in England. Decisions include maladministration findings, reasonable redress, and cases outside jurisdiction.
16,227
Total Decisions
11,758
Maladministration Found
2,212
No Maladministration
161
Severe Cases
Decisions by Year
Top Landlords by Volume
Clarion Housing Association Limited
817
Peabody Trust
522
London & Quadrant Housing Trust
517
London & Quadrant Housing Trust (L&Q)
488
Sanctuary Housing Association
360
Metropolitan Thames Valley Housing (MTV)
313
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Common Topics (last 2 years)
Top Landlords
Clarion Housing Association Limited (817)
Peabody Trust (522)
London & Quadrant Housing Trust (517)
London & Quadrant Housing Trust (L&Q) (488)
Sanctuary Housing Association (360)
Metropolitan Thames Valley Housing (MTV) (313)
Hyde Housing Association Limited (309)
The Guinness Partnership Limited (299)
Southern Housing (273)
Southwark Council (266)
A2Dominion Housing Group Limited (239)
Notting Hill Genesis (229)
Showing 213 of 16,227 decisions matching "trust"
Peabody Trust (201909073)
Reasonable Redress
Complaint: Old Property Condition migrated-2025
This complaint is about the landlord’s response to the resident’s concerns about how it dealt with an infestation at his building following the discovery of a decomposing body in a neighbour’s flat.
Cheshire Peaks & Plains Housing Trust (202004898)
Reasonable Redress
The complaint is about the landlord’s response to a plumbing repair.
Metropolitan Housing Trust Limited (202000692)
Reasonable Redress
Complaint: Old Home Ownership Issues (not new build) categories
The landlord’s response to the resident’s request for maintenance and cyclical works at the property.
Peabody Trust 2018 (202002309)
Reasonable Redress
Complaint: Old Tenants Behaviour categories
REPORT COMPLAINT 202002309 Peabody Trust 2018 5 February 2021 Our approach The Housing Ombudsman’s approach to investigating and determining complaints is to decide what is fair in all the circumstances of […]
Metropolitan Housing Trust Limited (202004538)
Reasonable Redress
Complaint: Managing Relations
The complaint is about the landlord’s handling of the resident’s: reports of a rotten patio door and damp and mould; associated formal complaint.
Peabody Trust (202000513)
Reasonable Redress
Complaint: Old Tenants Behaviour categories
REPORT COMPLAINT 202000513 Peabody Trust 29 January 2021 Our approach The Housing Ombudsman’s approach to investigating and determining complaints is to decide what is fair in all the circumstances of the […]
Trafford Housing Trust Limited (201914651)
Reasonable Redress
The complaint is about the landlord’s response to multiple requests for repair works to the resident’s heating system.
Metropolitan Housing Trust Limited (201907476)
Reasonable Redress
Complaint: Managing Relations
The complaint is about:
London & Quadrant Housing Trust (202001024)
Reasonable Redress
Complaint: Occupancy Rights
The complaint concerns how the landlord handled the resident’s request to amend her joint tenancy after her ex-partner left the home.
Metropolitan Housing Trust Limited (202000400)
Reasonable Redress
Complaint: Old Complaints Handling categories
The complaint is about The landlord's response to the resident's reports of his shower not draining correctly. The landlord’s handling of the associated complaint.
Metropolitan Housing Trust Limited (202000359)
Reasonable Redress
Complaint: Old Home Ownership Issues (not new build) categories
The complaint is about delay to the landlord installing new windows at the property.
London & Quadrant Housing Trust (202000112)
Reasonable Redress
Complaint: Old Home Ownership Issues (not new build) categories
This complaint is about the landlord’s response to the resident’s concerns about the Energy Supply Agreement it sent to their solicitor during the purchase of their property.
Peabody Trust (201912025)
Reasonable Redress
Complaint: Estate Management
The complaint is about the landlord’s: response to the resident’s reports that other residents were allowing strangers to access the building; response to the resident’s reports that other residents had left their personal property in a communal area causing a …