Notting Hill Genesis (202007739)
The complaint is about:
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The complaint is about:
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The complaint relates to the landlords handling of a heating dis-repair issue.
The complaint is about the landlord’s: response to the resident’s request for repair works to the toilet at his property; response to the resident’s request for an electric heater to be installed in the bathroom at his property; response to the resident’s reports about poor mobile telephone signal at his property; response to the resident’s request for a disabled parking space at his property; response to the resident’s request that the landlord record all telephone calls; response to the resident’s reports regarding the conduct of staff members of the landlord; complaints handling, including its decision to limit the resident’s communication.