lgo.org.uk
Free complaint investigations for people concerned about councils and adult social care providers in England
About lgo.org.uk
The Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman investigates complaints about councils, adult social care providers and some other public service organisations in England. It examines whether organisations made decisions properly.
The independent service is free for people making complaints. It also publishes investigation decisions and local authority complaints data.
Product: Independent investigation and decisions on complaints about local government and adult social care providers.
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