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Updated on 2nd July 2024

If you’re not happy with how we have investigated a complaint

...into ong>comong>plaints from people who believe they’ve been treated unfairly due to mistakes made by our office. How to appeal ong>Comong>plain ong>online Comong>plain by using the ong>online comong>plaint form. The...

Updated on 27th June 2024

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...following: notifications and links for new content (for ong>examong>ple, news, press notices, publications, Learning Lessons Bulletins, information about our services, articles, and publicity materials) ong>comong>plaints and fatal incidents investigation statistics...

Updated on 27th June 2024

Important notice to friends, family and next of kin of those in custody

...prisons over the ong>comong>ing months to ong>comong>municate this name change and to give them new IPCI publicity materials. The PPO is not going anywhere – we still independently investigate ong>comong>plaints...

Updated on 5th July 2024

Who can complain

...you may be able to help someone ong>comong>plain. Helping someone else ong>comong>plain If someone you know wants to make a ong>comong>plaint you can help them by explaining the steps they...

Updated on 27th June 2024

What you can complain about

Before ong>comong>plaining to the PPO or IPCI, you must have gone through the full internal process or we will be unable to investigate your ong>comong>plaint. This usually requires ong>comong>plaining directly...

Updated on 28th May 2024

Contact the PPO

...can make an official ong>comong>plaint. ong>Comong>plaint investigations Find out about how we handle ong>comong>plaints. If you are asking about a ong>comong>plaint, email: mail@ppo.gov.uk Death investigations Find out how we investigate...

Updated on 5th August 2024

Connections – by Ombudsman Adrian Usher

...So what does this say about our society and why should we care? Some hold the view that men and women who are ong>comong>mitted to incarceration and have decided to...

Updated on 5th August 2024

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