Glasgow - Breaking News!



Because of the delay in getting letters posted on time to claimants in Glasgow, Action 4 Equality Scotland has decided to share details of its clients' individual settlement offers on the A4ES records system.

So from midday 12noon tomorrow (Sunday) A4ES clients will be able to access their own personal offer information online using the normal 'login' procedure - and each client will be able to view only their own information.

 A4ES clients will still have to return their completed settlement offer documents, of course, once all the letters have arrived through the post. 

 For obvious reasons, people are keen to know the actual amount of their settlement offers - and in the circumstances this seems the best way to speed up the process. 

 Karl Bromley, by the way, has been working through the night to put this information on the A4ES records system and here is a link for Claimants to follow: www.a4es.co.uk     

  

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