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The Accountability Index Beta

Findings from statutory oversight bodies, collected in one place.


UK public services are scrutinised by a huge range of independent bodies: public inquiries, coroners, ombudsmen, parliament, auditors, inspectorates, regulators. Alongside sits exhaustive performance data - on NHS trusts, police forces, prisons, councils, and central government. All of it published separately, in different formats, on different websites.

The Accountability Index connects them and makes them visible: what oversight bodies have found, what early warning signs appear across sources, what has gone wrong, what good practice is recorded elsewhere, and whether commitments made in response have been delivered. For those who hold public services to account, it is a comprehensive record that no single oversight source can provide.

25 live inquiries  ·  29,197 recommendations tracked  ·  124 data sources
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5 Aug 2026
Domestic homicide reviews+13 · 30d
5 Aug 2026
Select committees+36 · 30d
28 Jul 2026
Coroner PFD reports+28 · 30d
26 Jul 2026
National Audit Office+16 · 30d
20 Jul 2026
Independent reviews+4 · 30d
14 Jul 2026
Public inquiries+2 · 30d
12 Jul 2026
HMIP inspections+1 · 30d
4 Jun 2026
CQC inspection reports

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264,696 records across 124 source types: inquiry reports, coroner records, parliamentary scrutiny, inspectorate findings, ombudsman decisions, and more.

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