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The Local Government Ombudsman has served the sector well, but it's time to move on, says Dr Jane Martin.

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By Dr Jane Martin | 02 August 2012

The Local Government Ombudsman has served the sector well, but it's time to move on, says Dr Jane Martin.

The Local Government Ombudsman, formally the Commission for Local Administration in England, was established in 1974 – and is one of the longest-standing ombudsman's schemes.

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Dr Jane Martin

Popular articles by Dr Jane Martin

  1. Lessons from the Ombudsman
  2. Make the right choices locally
  3. Great Expectations
  4. Local accountability in a multi-agency environment
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