TSM results show ‘early signs of improvement’ but satisfaction still low for shared owners

News04.11.2511.30 AM by Ella Jessel

The Regulator of Social Housing (RSH) has published the results from the second year of tenant satisfaction measures (TSMs), with the data showing “early signs of improvement”.

Fiona MacGregor, chief executive of the RSH, said the second year of TSMs show “early signs of improvement” (picture: Guzelian)

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