14/08/2026
This afternoon we are delighted to announce that Stori has once again achieved a Green / Green regulatory rating following its latest regulatory review.
The regulator confirmed that no material concerns were identified during the review, awarding Stori a Green rating for both Governance and Service Delivery and Financial Viability. This represents the highest level of regulatory assurance and reflects the organisation’s continued commitment to strong governance, financial resilience and high-quality service delivery.
Maintaining a Green / Green rating is a significant achievement and provides assurance to clients, tenants, commissioners, partners and stakeholders that Stori continues to operate effectively, manages its resources responsibly, and remains well positioned to deliver its strategic objectives.
As a small specialist housing association, we are particularly proud of this outcome. The rating recognises the dedication of colleagues and Board members across the organisation and demonstrates that size is no barrier to achieving the highest standards of governance, service delivery and financial management.
Hugh Irwin, Chair of Stori, said:
“We are absolutely delighted to have once again achieved a Green / Green regulatory rating. This is a fantastic endorsement of the strength of our organisation and the commitment of our colleagues and Board members.
For a small specialist housing association operating with limited resources, maintaining the highest level of assurance for both Governance and Service Delivery and Financial Viability is a significant achievement. It reflects the dedication, professionalism and expertise that exists throughout Stori and our unwavering commitment to delivering high-quality services for the people and communities we support.
I would like to thank everyone who has contributed to this success. This recognition belongs to the whole organisation and provides a strong foundation as we continue to build on our achievements and deliver positive outcomes for our clients and tenants.”