Final investigation report of a complaint about UK Visas and Immigration
Our investigation found failings at UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) in this case of a Windrush claimant who waited over a year before getting a response.
Published systemic investigation reports from the Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman. Browse recommendations, the responses recorded and follow-up evidence. Individual casework decisions are available in a separate register.
Our investigation found failings at UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) in this case of a Windrush claimant who waited over a year before getting a response.
The Ministry of Justice failed to properly communicate with a member of the public about a potential local independent inquiry into the disposal of ashes following the death of their baby and others.
This report follows an invitation from the House of Commons Select Committee on Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs to explore the state of local complaints handling across the NHS and UK Government departments.
Our survey asked people about their experiences of using NHS mental health services in England. The survey results show that people continue to experience the five common failings we identified in our Maintaining Momentum report.
This report sets out the findings of our review into the way we handled Mr Nic Hart’s complaint about the NHS care and treatment of his daughter, and subsequent investigation.
This report presents statistics on complaints about the NHS in England (Quarter 1 2019-20).
This report presents statistics on complaints about the NHS in England (Quarter 4 2018-19).
This is the report of our second investigation into the Care Quality Commission’s (CQC) regulation of the Fit and Proper Persons Requirement (FPPR).
This report presents statistics on complaints about the NHS in England (Quarter 3 2018-19).
This document is for NHS trusts in England, particularly those staff who manage complaints and/or compensation claims raised against their trust.
In 2017-18, we handled 6,606 complaints from the public about government departments, their agencies and other UK public organisations.
This report presents statistics on complaints about the NHS in England from July to September 2018 (Quarter 2 – 2018-19).
This report presents statistics on complaints about the NHS in England from April to June 2018 (Quarter 1).
This report highlights failings in NHS mental healthcare services, and the devastating human impact on patients and their families. The findings provide fresh impetus to deliver on the Five Year Forward View.
Systemic investigation into NHS eating disorder services, finding patients failed by inadequate training, poor transition from child to adult services, lack of coordination and insufficient specialist provision. PACAC follow-up (2019) found 'not enough action' taken. PHSO wrote to ministers again in March 2024 calling for …
This report provides a summary of the key statistics we have collected about the complaints we have handled, and the investigations we undertook in 2015-16 that involved UK government departments, agencies and some other UK public organisations.
Our investigation into how drivers have been let down by the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency
An investigation report into how the NHS failed to properly investigate the death of a three-year old child.
This report focuses on nine experiences drawn from recent complaints we have investigated, which best illustrate the problems we are seeing with regards to unsafe discharge from hospital.
We want to use our own experience of investigating complaints about GP practices to help the NHS support general practice to do better.
Mr X complains the Practice were poor at record keeping and failed to pass on information about his father's lack of mental capacity to the …
Mr A complains about a lack of dental interventions over several years. He also complains the Practice did not offer appropriate referrals and removed him …
Mr D complains that the provider reduced his medication without communicating this with him.
Mr C complains HMCTS will not cancel a County Court Judgement (CCJ) registered to his old address.
Mr E complains about the care and treatment his son, received from the Trust between July and August 2023. Mr E complains the Trust discharged …
| # | Body | Investigations |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Department for Work and Pensions | 4 |
| 2 | HM Government | 3 |
| 3 | Department of Health and Social Care / NHS England | 3 |
| 4 | Department of Health and Social Care | 2 |
| 5 | NHS England | 2 |
1 Section 10(3) report — these rare reports are laid before Parliament when organisations refuse to comply with PHSO recommendations.
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