The UK's Social Housing Regulator (RSH) has published its latest regulatory conclusions concerning eight social housing landlords. Among them, two local authorities — Kirklees Metropolitan Borough Council and Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames — have received a consumer rating of C3. A C3 rating is assigned to organizations where the regulator has identified significant deficiencies in compliance with established consumer standards, requiring improvements in the quality of services provided to tenants. Such a rating indicates the need for corrective measures by the administrations to bring housing stock and tenant services into compliance with regulatory requirements. The publication of such conclusions is part of RSH's regular supervisory activities aimed at monitoring the state of the social housing sector in England. The regulator assesses landlords according to a range of criteria, including housing safety, quality of service, handling of tenant complaints, and compliance with tenant rights. The other six landlords mentioned in the report received various ratings, reflecting their current level of standards compliance. RSH's decisions impact the reputation of organizations and may result in additional regulatory scrutiny until identified issues are resolved. These conclusions are important for social housing tenants, as they allow them to assess the quality of housing management in their municipalities and expect corresponding improvements in service delivery.