Residents Lodge Formal Ombudsman Complaint over 'Biased and Unlawful' Disposal of Historic Library for Mosque Use
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Residents lodge formal Ombudsman complaint over 'biased and unlawful' disposal of historic library for mosque use
Nation Cymru staff Three Monmouthshire residents have submitted a formal complaint to the Public Services Ombudsman for Wales, alleging maladministration, bias, and breach of statutory duty by Monmouthshire County Council (MCC) over its decision to lease the Grade II listed Carnegie Library in Abergavenny to the Monmouthshire Muslim Community Association (MMCA) for use as a […]
Abergavenny residents launch ombudsman complaint over pro-mosque bias
Three Monmouthshire residents have submitted a formal complaint to the Public Services Ombudsman for Wales, alleging maladministration, bias, and breach of statutory duty by Monmouthshire County Council (MCC) over its decision to lease the Grade II listed Carnegie Library in Abergavenny to the Monmouthshire Muslim Community Association (MMCA) for use as a mosque. Residents Dr Louise Brown, Rachel Buckler and Simon Howarth, supported by the Chris…
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