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The Council aims to deliver the best products and services to its residents and visitors. However, we know problems can sometimes occur. If something goes wrong, it is important we know so we can fix the issue and identify any improvements.
The Council defines a complaint as being an expression of dissatisfaction from a member of the public about:
We have a two stage complaint procedure.
We will always try to action your complaint quickly and within five working days if we can. If you are unhappy with our response, you can ask us to consider your complaint at Stage Two.
We will look at your complaint at this stage if:
We will acknowledge your complaint at Stage Two and provide our decision in writing within 20 working days (unless there is a good reason for needing more time).
If, after receiving a Stage Two complaint response letter from us you are unhappy with the decision or the way your complaint has been handled, you can ask the Scottish Public Services Ombudsman (SPSO) to consider it and details on how to refer your complaint to them will be contained in the letter.
Please read our Complaints Handling Procedure – Customer Guidance document which provides more information on the procedure, timescales and next steps.
You can complain to the Council about things like:
If you have read the above and believe you have a genuine complaint, please confirm your complaint.