Who Runs It

Golden Lane Housing: how does this landlord perform?

Golden Lane Housing owns 3,129 social homes in 202 English local authority areas (31 March 2026), most of them in Somerset (121). In 2024/25, 78.8% of its tenants were satisfied with the overall service (England median 71.8%), down from 79.1% in 2023/24; 0.0% of homes did not meet the Decent Homes Standard; 96.5% of routine repairs were done within its target. Regulator's consumer grade: C1 (13 May 2026). Source: Regulator of Social Housing.

Data: housing association homes 31 March 2026, council homes 31 March 2025, Tenant Satisfaction Measures 2024/25, regulator grades 28 October 2026 · calculated 7 November 2026 · Methodology and sources

78.8%tenants satisfied overall, 2024/25
3,039homes covered by its TSM (year end 2024/25)
C1consumer grade
202local authority areas

Tenant Satisfaction Measures: 2023/24 and 2024/25

Measure2024/252023/24England median 2024/25
Satisfied with the overall service (TP01)78.8%79.1%71.8%
Satisfied with repairs (TP02)76.1%78.7%73.6%
Satisfied with time taken for the last repair (TP03)74.9%73.5%69.5%
Home is well maintained (TP04)77.9%75.5%71.9%
Home is safe (TP05)83.1%83.2%77.6%
Landlord listens and acts (TP06)72.5%70.0%61.6%
Satisfied with complaints handling (TP09)56.5%56.6%35.5%
Satisfied with anti-social behaviour handling (TP12)70.7%67.8%59.5%
Homes not meeting the Decent Homes Standard (RP01)0.0%0.0%0.5%
Non-emergency repairs within target (RP02)96.5%95.3%82.5%
Emergency repairs within target (RP02)91.8%88.7%94.9%
Stage one complaints per 1,000 homes (CH01)40.522.553.9
Stage one complaints answered in time (CH02)95.9%100.0%89.9%
Gas safety checks done (BS01)100.0%100.0%100.0%
Fire risk assessments done (BS02)100.0%100.0%100.0%
Anti-social behaviour cases per 1,000 homes (NM01)8.627.136.0

Satisfaction measures come from the landlord's own tenant survey (568 responses in 2024/25); management measures from its own records. Median across the 353 landlords that reported. The landlord's own TSM publication: https://www.glh.org.uk/tenant-satisfaction-measures/.

Regulator's grades

Consumer standards (C1–C4)C1, 13 May 2026
Governance (G1–G4)G1, 13 May 2026
Financial viability (V1–V4)V1, 13 May 2026
Latest engagementInspection (13 May 2026)

C1 = the landlord meets the consumer standards; C2 = some weaknesses; C3 = serious failings; C4 = very serious failings. Governance and viability apply to housing associations only. An asterisk (C1*) marks a grade given in an inspection within a group. Source: regulatory judgements table, 28 October 2026.

Where it owns homes

AreaHomesShare of the area's social homesFailing Decent Homes
Somerset1210%0
Cornwall960%0
Rotherham950%0
North Yorkshire890%0
Northumberland880%0
Wiltshire820%0
Sheffield630%0
Southwark580%0
North East Lincolnshire551%0
Newark and Sherwood551%0
Birmingham540%0
Buckinghamshire530%0
Torbay511%4
Basingstoke and Deane460%0
Eastleigh460%0
187 more areas
Ashfield440%0
Manchester440%0
Gloucester420%0
Doncaster420%0
Cheshire West and Chester390%0
Nottingham380%0
Gedling371%0
Calderdale340%0
Milton Keynes320%0
Bassetlaw320%0
South Hams300%0
Wakefield300%0
Leeds290%0
Rother281%0
New Forest280%0
Nuneaton and Bedworth280%0
North Somerset270%0
North Kesteven260%0
Stockport260%0
Surrey Heath251%0
Waverley250%0
Dudley250%0
Bedford240%0
Dacorum240%0
Lincoln240%0
Brighton and Hove230%0
Tendring230%0
Rushcliffe230%0
Central Bedfordshire210%0
Cherwell210%0
Darlington200%0
North Northamptonshire200%0
Amber Valley200%0
East Riding of Yorkshire190%0
Shropshire190%0
Folkestone and Hythe190%0
Warrington180%0
Charnwood180%0
Peterborough170%0
Huntingdonshire170%0
Ealing170%0
Redbridge170%0
Sutton170%0
Derby160%0
Kirklees160%0
Enfield160%0
North East Derbyshire150%0
Havant150%0
South Kesteven150%0
Swindon140%0
Rushmoor140%0
Boston140%0
Broxtowe140%0
South Oxfordshire140%0
Rugby140%0
Wirral140%0
Haringey140%0
Cumberland130%0
East Devon130%0
Fareham130%0
Preston130%0
Worthing130%0
West Berkshire120%0
Chelmsford120%0
West Lancashire120%0
Tandridge120%0
Rochdale120%0
Brent120%0
Bromley120%0
Wandsworth120%0
Halton110%0
Erewash110%0
Teignbridge110%0
Newham110%0
Plymouth100%0
North Norfolk100%0
Gateshead100%0
Croydon100%0
Lambeth100%0
Herefordshire90%0
Dover90%0
Mansfield90%0
Stevenage90%0
Bury90%0
Tameside90%0
Trafford90%0
Wolverhampton90%0
Kingston upon Hull80%0
York80%0
Chesterfield80%0
High Peak80%0
Colchester80%0
Harlow80%0
Tewkesbury80%0
Winchester80%0
South Holland80%0
Great Yarmouth80%0
Bath and North East Somerset70%0
Lewes70%0
Forest of Dean70%0
East Hampshire70%0
Gravesham70%0
Tunbridge Wells70%0
North West Leicestershire70%0
Babergh70%0
Chichester70%0
Liverpool70%0
St. Helens70%0
South Tyneside70%0
Richmond upon Thames70%0
Middlesbrough60%0
Redcar and Cleveland60%0
Fenland60%0
Exeter60%0
Hastings60%0
Norwich60%0
Newcastle-under-Lyme60%0
Arun60%0
Worcester60%0
East Hertfordshire60%0
Coventry60%0
Walsall60%0
Stoke-on-Trent50%0
Southampton50%0
Westmorland and Furness50%0
Fylde50%0
Pendle50%0
West Oxfordshire50%0
Woking50%0
Mid Sussex50%0
Malvern Hills50%0
Southend-on-Sea40%0
Slough40%0
Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole40%0
Derbyshire Dales40%0
Canterbury40%0
Hinckley and Bosworth40%0
Runnymede40%0
Warwick40%0
Bolton40%0
North Lincolnshire30%0
Bolsover30%0
Uttlesford30%0
Ribble Valley30%0
Harborough30%0
East Lindsey30%0
West Lindsey30%0
Oxford30%0
Tamworth30%0
Stratford-on-Avon30%0
East Suffolk30%0
West Suffolk30%0
Sefton30%0
Sandwell30%0
Barnsley30%0
Telford and Wrekin20%0
Bristol20%0
County Durham20%0
Dorset20%0
West Devon20%0
Dartford20%0
Maidstone20%0
Sevenoaks20%0
Spelthorne20%0
North Warwickshire20%0
Oldham20%0
Kingston upon Thames20%0
South Gloucestershire10%0
Portsmouth10%0
North Devon10%0
Torridge10%0
Braintree10%0
Hertsmere10%0
Thanet10%0
Melton10%0
Broadland10%0
Mid Suffolk10%0
Reigate and Banstead10%0
Welwyn Hatfield10%0
Salford10%0
Sunderland10%0
Barnet10%0
Bexley10%0
Greenwich10%0
Hammersmith and Fulham10%0
Havering10%0
Hillingdon10%0

Housing association homes by local authority, 31 March 2026 (Statistical Data Return).

Tenant Satisfaction Measures (TSM) are reported by each landlord for its whole stock (or its group), not for one area; survey methods differ and the regulator warns against direct comparison. Figures are for 2024/25, the latest published when this site was built.