Housing Ombudsman to refer more cases to RSH as new powers kick in

News01.09.203:15 PM by Nathaniel Barker

The Housing Ombudsman will start referring a wider range of cases to the regulator from today, while tougher new powers for the redress scheme also come into force.

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