Belfast City Council didn’t properly address a man’s concerns when he objected to the building of a two-storey property. It also didn’t keep appropriate records to evidence its decision-making.
Source · NIPSO (NI Public Services Ombudsman)
Belfast City Council
NIPSO (NI Public Services Ombudsman)
Upheld
Reference NIPSO-202400245
Sector Local Government
Decided 21 January 2026
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