Harbourmark Ltd noted that Amplius Living received C2/G1/V2 despite sound governance, strong compliance systems, and robust financial oversight, but weaknesses remained in service delivery, particularly repairs and communication.
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Harbourmark Ltd noted that the £39bn Social and Affordable Homes Programme is entering delivery with 33 strategic partners announced outside London and government explicitly intending to increase council housebuilding and move housing investment decisions towards strategic authorities.
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Harbourmark Ltd noted that the Charity Commission’s 2026 risk assessment highlights increasingly complex organisational structures, conflicts, misuse of charitable status, and the need for strong trustee controls.
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Harbourmark Ltd noted that Livin Housing and Community Gateway moved from C2 to C1 after demonstrating stronger stock knowledge, health-and-safety management, board reporting, repairs performance, and tenant intelligence.
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