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Blackpool Borough Council

Data available

North West

21
appeals registered, 2024 (official DfE figure)
23
appeals registered, 2025 (official DfE figure)
Data available. At least one Freedom of Information response gives real, extractable figures on tribunal appeals or outcomes for this council.

Estimated outcome breakdown

Estimated, not reported
72.7%
18.2%
9.1%
Resolved before hearing — 16 (72.7%) Contested, council lost — 4 (18.2%) Contested, council won — 2 (9.1%)

This council's own answer doesn't give a usable outcome breakdown. This estimate applies the pooled outcome rate from other North West councils with real reported figures to this council's own real, officially-published appeal volume for 2025 (23 appeals) — see how estimates work.

Freedom of Information responses

Requested by Michael Gaffney on 2020-01-31 · answered 2020-02-04 · covers 2017, 2018, 2019
'The number of cases Blackpool Local Education Authority has defended in the First-tier Tribunal (Special Educational Needs and Disability) in 2019, 2018 and 2017': None. 'The number of cases at the Tribunal which Blackpool Local Education Authority won, for each of those years': N/A. 'The amount of money spent by Blackpool Local Education Authority on legal costs for defending cases at the Tribunal, for each of those years': N/A.
Caveat: Council reports zero SEND tribunal cases defended across all three requested years (2017-2019); the win-count and cost fields are marked N/A as a direct consequence of there being no cases, not because the information was withheld.
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