Yes, you can appeal if your application for a priority housing pass is denied. Based on available council records, you have the right to request a review of the decision, and it will proceed during your appeal. If you're not satisfied with that outcome, you may have the option for a judicial review.
Here's a quick summary of the appeal process:
| Step | Action Required | Timeframe |
|---|---|---|
| Request review | Write to advise of your disagreement | Within one month of the decision |
| Appeal further | If still unsatisfied, pursue judicial review | Timing may vary, consult a housing solicitor |
If you need additional assistance or guidance, consider contacting Shelter Scotland for advice.