Review with the House of Commons Defence Select Committee into the Conditions of Military Homes

Alongside my campaign to help military families in West Oxfordshire I am pleased to announce that I will be leading a sub-committee review with the House of Commons Defence Select Committee into the conditions of military homes.

It is not right that poor conditions in military homes are not being addressed within the service timeframe and that issues such as mould and damp are left unresolved.

The review I am leading will look into, among other things, whether Pinnacle Housing and VIVO are meeting the service requirements set out in their contracts with the Ministry of Defence and what more can be done to hold them to account.

If you have not already, please do reach out to me at robert@robertcourts.co.uk to share any concerns that you may have on this issue.

Please do watch my question!

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