Public Services Ombudsman for Wales

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We have legal powers to look into complaints about public services and independent care providers in Wales. We also investigate complaints that local government councillors have breached their authority’s code of conduct. We are independent of all government bodies and our service is impartial and free of charge.

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Nosocomial COVID-19 Nosocomial COVID-19

To find out how we consider complaints about hospital-acquired COVID-19.

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Our Findings Our Findings

The latest case summary findings

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Factsheets Factsheets

Factsheets to help you understand what we can and cannot investigate

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Complaints Standards Authority Complaints Standards Authority

Information on the Complaints Standards Authority - Handling complaints, Reports, Training & Resources

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Information for Elected Members Information for Elected Members

New guidance: our approach to complaints relating to Nosocomial COVID-19

Councillor Paul Rogers of Brymbo Community Council and Wrexham County Borough Council

The Welsh Ombudsman issues a Special Report after Brecon Beacons National Park Authority fails to comply with the office’s recommendations.

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"You helped me to achieve a sense of fairness, which allowed me to feel more valued as a tenant."

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