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Who Do u go to

When local government has acted wrongfully

Let say

social Services had done favours in a case

Uk

Only please

https://www.gov.uk/government/news/corr ... committees discusses the change in handling allegations, it might be useful background.

el guapo;1507177 wrote: Who Do u go to

When local government has acted wrongfully

Let say

social Services had done favours in a case

Uk

Only please


Sadly it would appear that, whilst the council is obliged to investigate, there is no higher authority to appeal to :-

If either a complainant, or the councillor against whom a complaint has

been made, is unhappy with the way in which the local authority

resolves the complaint, there is no higher authority to which they may

appeal.


researchbriefings.files.parliament.uk/documents/SN05707/SN05707.pdf

But what if it's criminal

el guapo;1507366 wrote: But what if it's criminal


Police

Bryn Mawr;1507380 wrote: Police


What about if high ranking police were involved

And local mp

el guapo;1507435 wrote: What about if high ranking police were involved

And local mp


Then it sounds like a big fight you're taking on and I wish you the best of luck.

If you can prove it then maybe the IPCC?

If it's local government, and high ranking police, and a local MP and criminal activity and corrupt practice all round, the Guardian would jump at a complete copy of the evidence file - I'd just post the whole lot to them. Front page spread a month later, everyone jailed, problem solved.

Used to be the only recourse you had if your problem was with the UK government was the european court - that's about to go thanks to brexit, not somethi8ng you wiull find mentioned in the daily mail.