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• Report a Problem

  If you are reporting a problem with a council service click on the link above and then select the appropriate category. You will then be asked for further details about the problem. Many thanks for your help.

• Safeguarding children

  The council places a great importance on its work to protect children. If you are aware of any child or children experiencing abuse of any kind, please report it.

• Domestic violence

  Domestic Violence affects 1 in 4 women and 1 in 6 men in their lifetime. Get help by reporting it.

• Safeguarding Adults

  A vulnerable adult is a person over the age of eighteen who may not able to protect themselves against significant harm, neglect or exploitation and this may be due to age, illness or lifestyle. If you suspect abuse is happening - Report It.

• Adult Care Complaints

  If you are not happy you may want to complain and we will try to resolve your complaint quickly, fairly, confidentially and impartially.

• Corporate complaints

  We are committed to providing a good-quality and fair service. However, we sometimes make mistakes. When this happens it is important that you let us know. This can help us to put things right for you and for everyone else who uses our services.

• Bullying

  If you are being bullied, whether in school or somewhere else report it.

• Children missing education

  If you suspect children are missing education please report it

• Problem with a school building

  Report problems with school buildings to the Asset Management Planning Team

• Report benefit fraud

  If you suspect that somebody is claiming a benefit falsely then click the link above to let us know.

• Report changes in your circumstances (claimant)

  If you are entitled to Housing Benefit or Council Tax Benefit (or both) you need to tell us if there are any changes in your circumstances.

• Report changes in your circumstances (landlord)

  If you are entitled to Housing Benefit or Council Tax Benefit (or both) you need to tell us if there are any changes in your circumstances.

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