Locataire de logements sociaux souhaitant signaler des problèmes de location au Médiateur du logement, via le site Web de l'organisme de réglementation ou à PO Box 152, Liverpool L33 7WQ
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Date de la prise de vue:
17 octobre 2023
Lieu:
PO Box 152, Liverpool L33 7WQ
Informations supplémentaires:
Social housing resident holds a tablet displaying the Housing Ombudsman Service website, illustrating how tenants and leaseholders can seek independent help with complaints about a landlord. The screen shows guidance for residents on understanding the complaints process, obtaining advice and contacting the Ombudsman, alongside information for landlords about the Complaint Handling Code and the Housing Ombudsman Scheme. The domestic interior and handheld device create a realistic image of a resident researching housing rights from home. The Housing Ombudsman Service is independent and impartial rather than the social housing regulator. It investigates unresolved disputes involving member landlords in England, including housing associations, councils and other participating landlords. Residents would normally raise the issue with their landlord first and use its formal two-stage complaints procedure. The statutory Complaint Handling Code requires landlords to acknowledge and answer complaints within set timescales, distinguish complaints from service requests and make the process accessible. Residents may contact the Ombudsman for support during the process and can ask it to investigate after completing the landlord’s procedure. Typical cases concern repairs, damp and mould, antisocial behaviour, service charges, communication failures, complaint handling, shared ownership or the condition and management of a rented home. The image is suitable for editorial coverage of tenant rights, social housing accountability, digital access to public services, landlord performance, unresolved repairs, maladministration, consumer redress and housing policy. It also reflects increasing reliance on online forms and mobile devices to obtain advice, upload evidence and pursue complaints. The postcode PO Box 152, Liverpool L33 7WQ appeared on older published contact material, but the Service’s current official postal address is PO Box 1484, Unit D, Preston, PR2 0ET
