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Comments, compliments and complaints (Easy Read)

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This policy tells you how to compliment, comment on or complain about a service we have provided.

Your feedback helps us make services better.

Types of feedback

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A service request is feedback for a service.

It could be about adding or improving a service.

It could also be about fixing a problem you have had.

A service request is not a complaint.

The service will handle a service request.

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A comment is a quick suggestion.

You can tell us how we are doing.

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A compliment tells us what we are doing right.

Compliments teach us how to improve.

What is a complaint?

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You may be unhappy with the service you have received.

This is called a complaint.

Some examples of complaints are:

  • how you have been treated
  • how much a service costs
  • the quality of the service

How to share your feedback

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You can use the online form on our website.

Email us at [email protected]

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Write to us at Compliments, Comments & Complaints Team, One Angel Square, Angel Street, Northampton, NN1 1ED

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Ask your local Councillor or MP to raise it for you.  

Find out who your Councillor is. 

Last updated 21 August 2024

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