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Thank you to everyone who joined us for this year’s Member Responsible for Complaints conference.
Thank you to everyone who joined us in Leeds for the Member Responsible for Complaints Conference 2025.
We appreciate everyone that travelled to join us and took part in such interesting conversations.
Thank you also to our guest speakers who took the time to be there and share their expertise.
Main presentation slides - Member Responsible for Complaints Conference 2025 (PDF)
Large landlords (over 1,000 homes) TA suite - Ralph Facey, Abri (PDF)
Small landlords (under 1,000 homes) Trevelyan suite - Paul Carhart, Bespoke Tenancies Association (PDF)
Local authorities and ALMOS - Broderick suite - Geoff Beales, Colchester City Council (PDF)
We will explore findings showing that while complaint numbers have increased, landlord complaint handling shows positive improvements.
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Annual Complaints Review 2024-25
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