Scottish landlord found non-compliant over resident safety obligations

News22.05.262.00 PM by Ellie Brown

River Clyde Homes has been found non-compliant by the Scottish regulator after an independent review exposed gaps in how the landlord meets resident safety requirements.

River Clyde Homes’ office in Greenock, Scotland. The association has drawn up a tenant safety action plan (picture: Google Street View)

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