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Complain about an insolvency practitioner
Use the online form to complain about an insolvency practitioner if you’re not happy with their service.
Complain about a claims company
Contact your claims company, the Legal Ombudsman, or the Claims Management Regulator (CMR) to make a complaint.
Contact the Insolvency Service
Get information and guidance on bankruptcy, company insolvency and misconduct of trading companies and partnerships.
Ask the government to sell property: right to contest
You can ask for publicly owned land or buildings to be sold if you think they’re vacant or underused.
Contact VOA
Contact the Valuation Office Agency (VOA) if you need help with things like: - your property’s Council Tax band the rateable value of your property, - if you pay business rates - Local Housing Allowance and fair rents
Contact your council about business rates bill
Contact your local council to find out about your business rates bill, business rate relief or to pay your bill.
Complain about an Ofsted inspection report
You can complain about an Ofsted inspection report if you’re a school, childcare provider or other institution inspected by Ofsted and you think there was a problem with: - the inspection process - how the inspection was conducted, for example the behaviour of an inspector - the outcome of the inspection, including the report
Complain about a school or childminder
Contents - Types of complaints - State schools - Private schools - Special educational needs (SEN) - Disability discrimination - Childminders
Complain about a charity
Complain to the charity directly unless you suspect illegal activity, like terrorism or abuse.
Get involved
Find out how you can engage with government directly, and take part locally, nationally or internationally.
Ask for a Crown Court sentence to be reviewed
You can ask for someone’s Crown Court sentence to be reviewed if you think it’s too low. The Attorney General’s Office can review very low sentences given by the Crown Court in England and Wales if they’re asked to.
Contact the police
Contact the police by calling 999 to report emergencies or by calling 101 for non-emergencies.
Contact DVSA
Get the right phone number or email address for the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) if you need help with things
Complain about the Green Deal
How you complain depends on whether you have a loan, called a Green Deal finance plan, linked to your electricity bill.
Complain about your council
Complain to your council if they have done something wrong, failed to provide a service or not followed correct procedures.
Find local consultations
Have your say about local issues. Councils carry out consultations on the way they plan, manage and deliver services.
Make an insurance claim against your council
Council tenants may make insurance claims against the council for any damage that the council is responsible for, like damage caused by contractors working on behalf of the council.
Claim compensation for injuries caused by roads or pavements
If you’ve been injured because of a hazard on a road or pavement, you may be able to claim compensation from the local council. Enter the postcode to go to the council’s website for more information.
Request a pedestrian crossing
Request a pedestrian crossing like a puffin crossing, toucan crossing or zebra crossing from the local council.
Request a speed limit change
Your council is responsible for setting local speed limits.
Contact your council about crime prevention and community safety
Councils work closely with other local public sector agencies such as the police to reduce crime, disorder and improve the safety of neighbourhoods.
Complain about HMRC
Contact HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) as soon as possible to complain about their service, for example if there have been mistakes or unreasonable delays.
Disagree with a tax decision
You can contact HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) if you have a query about a tax decision. If you don’t understand the decision you can also get advice from HMRC or professional help.
