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Doubts over future of Kent councils' housing company

The fate of a housing company established by four councils in Kent hangs in the balance after a catalogue of failings was uncovered.

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By Martin Ford | 18 July 2019

The fate of a housing company established by four councils in Kent hangs in the balance after a catalogue of failings was uncovered.

East Kent Housing (EKH) was launched in 2011 by Canterbury City Council, and Dover, Folkestone & Hythe and Thanet DCs as an arms-length management organisation (ALMO) for housing services.

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