Performance summary based on published UK Housing Ombudsman determinations. Figures reflect
only complaints that reached a formal determination and are not a complete measure of service.
Key statistics
Decisions
4
Published determinations
Maladministration rate
25%
Decisions with an adverse finding
Severe maladministration
0
Most serious findings
Compensation ordered
£200
Total across decisions
Adverse findings
1
Decisions against
Outcome breakdown
Count of outcomes reached across complaint heads in 4
published decisions.
No maladministration4
Reasonable redress1
Service failure1
Outside jurisdiction1
Medway Council's maladministration rate (25%) is lower than the average for local authority / almo / tmo (72%) across published Ombudsman determinations.
The Ombudsman found reasonable redress in the landlord's handling of a boiler repair: it acknowledged the repair exceeded the right to repair timescale by one day and offered compensation (£100) that exceeded its…
A leaseholder disputed the level of his service charges and the landlord's responses to his queries. The Ombudsman found the level/liability of the service charges is not within its jurisdiction (First-Tier Tribunal is…
The complaint concerned the landlord's handling of flooring repairs. The Ombudsman found no maladministration: the landlord acted reasonably, offered appointments and a temporary decant to allow repairs, but the…
The Ombudsman found no maladministration in the landlord's handling of recharges for the property, as the charges were justified under the tenancy agreement and mutual exchange policy. However, there was service failure…
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