Ombudsman prepares to undertake over 10,000 investigations in 2023-24

News13 Feb 2023Michael Lloyd

The Housing Ombudsman is preparing to undertake over 10,000 investigations in 2023-24, following a “seismic increase” in severe maladministration findings issued since 2021-22 and a rise in demand after the coroner’s report into the death of Awaab Ishak.

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