We listen to whistleblowers.
We help resolve grievances against public bodies, and push for systemic fixes when the same failure keeps happening to different people.
If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call 999. If a child or vulnerable adult may be at risk right now, contact the police or your local council's emergency duty team directly — don't wait for a reply here. We review reports and call back at the time you ask for; we don't monitor this in real time.
Why this site exists
I was failed by the system for years, for reasons that were never properly explained. A council, a police force and Ofsted all relied on documents to make decisions about me — decisions I had to live with — while refusing to disclose those same documents. GDPR and ICO routes existed on paper. In practice they didn't matter: these bodies had done this before, they knew every excuse, and the process was built in their favour. Alone, I could not win.
Maybe together we can. If a public body — a council, the police, Ofsted, the NHS, a regulator, anyone — has failed you, treated you unfairly, or hidden things it relied on to decide your case, we want to hear about it.
Two ways to tell us
1. Register and talk to us
- Register with your name, phone number, email and a password. Upload any documents you have.
- We text a six-digit code to your phone. Enter it to confirm the number is yours.
- You get a call straight away on that number. The call is automated and recorded; it takes you through what happened so nothing is missed.
- A caseworker reads the call, reviews your documents and agrees a plan of action with you before anything is done. Log in any time to check progress.
2. Send files anonymously
No account, no name, no phone number. Upload files, add a brief description, keep the reference you are given. We cannot call you back, but the material is reviewed.