Housing Ombudsman expects demand to reach 43,000 cases this year

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Richard Blakeway has released a plan outlining his approach to tackling the rise in demand

The Housing Ombudsman has revealed his objectives for the next five years in a report approved by the housing secretary Angela Rayner, warning that complaints are expected to reach 43,000 this year.

Richard Blakeway says demands for his services have more than doubled in the past two years, and his new secretary of state approved Corporate Strategy and Business Plan sets out how to meet rising demand.

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