House of Commons · Petition P003218
Tenant Management Organisations and the Right to Manage
08 July 2026
Presented 1 time by 1 MP
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At a glance
This petition concerning tenant management organisations and the right to manage was presented to Parliament once by 1 MP.
Issue summary
The petition addresses the poor management of the Loughborough Estate by a tenant management organisation that has lost its democratic mandate and fails to provide adequate services despite receiving substantial funds from the London Borough of Lambeth.
Action requested
The petitioners request that the House of Commons considers this issue, urging the Government to amend the Housing (Right to Manage) (England) Regulations 2012 to introduce essential changes safeguarding the democratic integrity of tenant management organisations and publish updated guidance including a new Modular Management Agreement.
Key facts
- Residents of the Loughborough Estate in Brixton are living in shocking conditions.
- The estate is under long-term control of a tenant management organisation that receives over £3 million per year from Lambeth Council but fails to deliver essential services.
- Current right to manage legislation is deemed unfit for purpose and lacks safeguards against rogue entities controlling council housing without democratic mandate or oversight.
Presentation timeline
MPs presented this petition on the following dates. Each card shows the presenters and any recorded remarks.
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Presented 08 July 2026
I rise to present a petition on behalf of residents of the Loughborough Estate in my constituency, I wish to say that the conditions in which the residents there are currently forced to live are shocking. The lack of a straightforward remedy to those conditions is completely unacceptable, and the need for change is urgent. The petition states: