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Ombudsman helps resolve motorist's complaint

Department drops request for return of benefits payment

Trust reimburses COVID-19 patient for loss of belongings

Department agrees to rectify payment error

GP practice addresses appointment booking system after patient’s complaint

Ombudsman critical of council’s handling of planning application

We found that failings by Ards and North Down Borough Council resulted in delays to a golf club’s planning application.

Trust apologises over care of patient who took his own life

Our investigation found that the South Eastern Trust failed to properly assess the risks faced by a patient, and could have done more to help him before his death.

Multiple school failings identified after primary school girl was inappropriately touched by fellow pupil

Parent's shock after finding son was unknowingly placed on the SEN register

Lack of apology from school after it retracts claims that parent was a risk to child and failed to follow correct procedures in handling of bullying incident

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