Performance summary based on published UK Housing Ombudsman determinations. Figures reflect
only complaints that reached a formal determination and are not a complete measure of service.
Key statistics
Decisions
5
Published determinations
Maladministration rate
100%
Decisions with an adverse finding
Severe maladministration
0
Most serious findings
Compensation ordered
£580
Total across decisions
Adverse findings
5
Decisions against
Outcome breakdown
Count of outcomes reached across complaint heads in 5
published decisions.
No maladministration3
Reasonable redress1
Service failure3
Maladministration2
Havebury Homes's maladministration rate (100%) is higher than the average for housing association (79%) across published Ombudsman determinations.
The Ombudsman found maladministration in the landlord's handling of reports of noise transference, as it failed to investigate potential structural repair issues (joists and floorboards) within its lease responsibility…
The Ombudsman found reasonable redress in the landlord's handling of the resident's reports of antisocial behaviour, as the landlord identified failures in its investigation and offered appropriate compensation of £300.…
The Ombudsman found service failure by the landlord in its handling of the resident's reports of long-term damp and mould, because it failed to clearly respond to queries about what work was necessary and whether it…
The Ombudsman found no maladministration in the landlord's handling of damp and mould reports, the shower repair, or its response to staff conduct concerns. However, it found a service failure in the compensation…
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