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Contact UsTel: 01273 471600 , Minicom: 01273 484488, Email: lewesdc@lewes.gov.ukYou can visit us at: 32 High Street, Lewes, East Sussex, BN7 2LX Read More...Comments, requests and complaintsWe are keen to hear your views and respond to requests for information. You can contact us by phone, website, email, fax, in writing, in person or by using the online comments forms if you want to:
You may also ask someone to contact us on your behalf. Our complaints procedure sets out clearly how to make a complaint, the timetable for our response and action, and how you can appeal decisions. We will deal with your complaint under this procedure. Our commitment to youWe are committed to providing high quality services. If you are not satisfied with our service or one of our contractors, please let us know. Your comment or complaint may help us to put things right for the future. We will:
Our commitment to our staffMaking a complaint can be difficult and frustrating for you. We will treat you with courtesy and respect and we ask that you treat our staff in the same way. We will not accept unpleasant or abusive behaviour towards our staff. How to make a complaintStep 1
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For further information contact the LGO at Millbank Tower, Millbank, London, SW1P 4QP. Telephone: 020 7217 4620. Email: enquiries.london@lgo.org.uk Dealing with other disputesSome disputes may need to be handled outside of our complaints procedure such as:
The main services the Council provides are listed on a separate page, linked below: Services and Council Officials > To make a complaint please use the following contact details: Council Tax and Bus PassesTel: 01273 484468 Fax: 01273 484462 Email: finance@lewes.gov.uk BenefitsTel: 01273 471600 Fax: 01273 484066 Email: benefit@lewes.gov.uk Community ServicesTel: 01273 484999 Fax: 01273 484462 Email: customer.service@lewes.gov.uk Planning, Building Control, Economic Development, Tourism and ArtsTel: 01273 484435 Fax: 01273 484452 Email: planning@lewes.gov.uk Environment and HealthTel: 01273 484379 Fax: 01273 484451 Email: ehealth@lewes.gov.uk Housing (Homelessness/Housing Advice)Tel: 01273 484007 Fax: 01273 484008 Email: housing@lewes.gov.uk Housing (Council Housing)Tel: 01273 484321 Fax: 01273 484431 Email: housing@lewes.gov.uk Democratic Services (Elections/Meetings)Tel: 01273 484174 Fax: 01273 484146 Email: admin@lewes.gov.uk Legal Services (Estates/Land Charges)Tel: 01273 484118 Fax: 01273 484121 Email: legal@lewes.gov.uk Personnel ServicesTel: 01273 484252 Fax: 01273 484233 Email: jobs@lewes.gov.uk IT ServicesTel: 01273 484047 Fax: 01273 484101 Email: help.desk@lewes.gov.uk
Commission for Racial Equality Sompriti (Working with Black and Minority Ethnic People in East Sussex) Equal Opportunities Commission Disability Rights Commission You can also contact the Local Racist Incident Caseworker on 01273 474809, your Local Citizens' Advice Bureau and other voluntary organisations who may be able to help you and take up the complaint for you. Find out who your local councillors are here or by phoning the Councillor Services Officer on 01273 484106. Relevant Documents
The following PDF leaflet details the Council's comments and complaints procedure. This can also be made available in large print, audio tape, disk or in another language upon request. Please contact us on 01273 484141 or email lewesdc@lewes.gov.uk. Useful Links
The Equality and Human Rights Commission champions equality and human rights for all, working to eliminate discrimination, reduce inequality and protect human rights. Find out more via the following external link to their website.
The following external link goes to the The Standards Board for England's website. If you are unhappy about the way a councillor or member of a local authority has behaved, you can complain to the Standards Board for England.
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