Regulator of Social Housing proposes doubling fees to deliver expanded role

News05.09.2311.00 AM by James Riding

A new consultation by the Regulator of Social Housing (RSH) is proposing a doubling of the fees social landlords pay to “ensure it can deliver its expanded role”.

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