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Public Holiday closure

Our office is closed on Monday 14 and Tuesday 15 July.

Our online complaints form is available here if you wish to make a complaint during this time.

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Alderman suspended for 3 months

Alderman Linda Clarke (Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council) has been suspended from her position as councillor for 3 months following an Adjudication Hearing held today (9 July).

Click here for more information.

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Ombudsman begins investigation into Northern Ireland Housing Executive

The Ombudsman has written to the Chief Executive of the Northern Ireland Housing Executive to say she has commenced an 'own initiative' investigation into the organisation.

The decision follows the Ombudsman’s consideration of the Housing Executive’s response to her investigation proposal from earlier this year.

Click here for further details.

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Ombudsman begins investigation into Northern Ireland Housing Executive

The Ombudsman has written to the Chief Executive of the Northern Ireland Housing Executive to say she has commenced an 'own initiative' investigation into the organisation.

The decision follows the Ombudsman’s consideration of the Housing Executive’s response to her investigation proposal from earlier this year.

Own Initiative Investigation

Easter closure

Our office is closed for the Easter break between 2.30pm on Friday 18 April until 9.00am on Wednesday 23 April.

Our online complaints form is available here if you wish to make a complaint during this time.

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Training resources for staff in public bodies

We've released a set of videos to help staff in public bodies deal with complaints.

Topics include an explanation of the principles of good complaints handling, how to investigate complaints, and how to make and communicate good decisions. The videos explain why it's important to listen carefully to complainants, and show how learning from complaints can help improve public services.

They are available here.

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'Fundamental failings' led to death of unborn baby

A woman who was 33 weeks pregnant was admitted to Craigavon Area Hospital with severe abdominal pains.

Our investigation found that had an emergency caesarean section been carried out it is likely her baby would have survived.

Read the full report here.

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