Complaints and enquiries to the Housing Ombudsman
increased 21% in the first three months of 2020/21, having already risen
sharply last year. The complaints arbitration service revealed that it received
7,276 enquiries and complaints over the period, up from 6,010 in the previous
three months. The number is also 230% higher than for between April and June
2020 – although that quarter saw a 41% drop compared with the previous year
amid the first coronavirus lockdown. Read more on Inside Housing.
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It’s an eccentric and work-intensive way to sell your house, but people are
now raffling off even the most modest properties. Is it a good idea?
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