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manchestereveningnews.co.ukRochdale council has been rapped for a second time for failing to hold a ‘satisfactory’ consultation before axing a service for brain injury victims.
An ombudsman’s investigation also found the authority had not ‘adequately’ considered the impact its decision would have on users of the Middleton -based Moving On service.
Bosses have been ordered to apologise to them in an ‘accessible format’ and make sure communications and consultations are up to scratch in future. READ MORE : 'No one deserves to die like that': The beloved great-gran who was repeatedly betrayed by the people who were meant to be looking after her It comes after a report by Healthwatch Rochdale slammed the council’s handling of the consultation saying it had left people
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