Housing charity becomes registered provider after discovery it is not exempt from LHA cap

News11.06.2410.30 AM by Grainne Cuffe

A small housing charity for older people in the South East of England has become a registered provider after discovering it was not exempt from Local Housing Allowance (LHA) caps.

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