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Complaints

If we get something wrong

How to raise a complaint, who will handle it, how long it takes and what happens if you are not satisfied with our answer.

Last updated: August 2026

If something has gone wrong we want to hear about it. This page explains how to complain, what happens next and the timescales we work to. Referral rights to an external dispute-resolution body depend on our confirmed regulatory position, which is to be supplied.

How to complain

  • By telephone, using the number on our contact page.
  • By email, using the address on our contact page, with 'Complaint' in the subject line.
  • In writing, to our registered office — address to be supplied.

What to include

  • Your name, business name and the best way to reach you.
  • Any reference number you have.
  • What happened, when it happened and who you dealt with.
  • What you would like us to do to put it right.

What happens next

We will acknowledge your complaint promptly and tell you who is handling it. We investigate the facts, review the records and contact you if we need anything further.

We aim to resolve complaints quickly. If we cannot resolve it straight away we will keep you updated on progress and give you a realistic timescale for our response.

Our response

We will write to you with our findings, explain the reasons for our decision, and set out anything we intend to do as a result. If we got something wrong we will say so.

If you remain unhappy

If you are not satisfied with our response you can ask us to review it again. Any right to refer a complaint to an external dispute-resolution service depends on the nature of the complaint and our confirmed regulatory position. Those details are to be supplied and will be published here so you can see exactly what is available to you.

Learning from complaints

Complaints are reviewed to identify patterns and change how we work where necessary. We would rather fix a cause than handle the same complaint twice.