Inland tightens up corporate governance after damning FRP probe

By Dave Rogers2023-07-25T12:10:00

Investigation ordered after resignation of directors earlier this year

Inland Homes says it has tightened up its corporate procedures after a report by accountant FRP Advisory discovered “significant and repeated failures in Board level corporate governance”.

FRP was called in by the AIM-listed housebuilder in April following the sudden resignation of then chair Simon Bennett and board members Carol Duncomb and Brian Johnson, formerly the boss of housing association Metropolitan.

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