Consultation News

Revised plans for a new traffic scheme in Reading have been revealed in response to opposition. Protesters say the East Reading Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) will cause significant environmental damage. After public consultation, Reading council updated plans for the dedicated bus, pedestrian and cycle route to address concerns about the loss of trees and risk of […]

Church leaders have welcomed Surrey County Council’s (SCC’s) decision to postpone closing a Godalming school. Councillor Mary Lewis moved to allow options for a multi-academy trust (MAT) to take over Green Oak Church of England Primary School to be further explored at a SCC decision-making meeting on Tuesday (May 8). A spokesman for the Diocese of Guildford said they welcomed Cllr

A MOTION is due to be presented at next week’s full meeting of Shetland Islands Council urging Highlands and Islands Airports Ltd (HIAL) to halt its proposed car park charge at Sumburgh Airport. The motion, signed by interim leader Steven Coutts and transport committee chairman Ryan Thomson, says the implementation of the £3 a day

WOULD you like a say on how Wirral Clinical Commissioning Group engages with the public? Then this could be just the opportunity. A group has been created and is run by the CCG, with its public members appointed by an independent panel. The CCG is responsible for planning and commissioning healthcare in the borough, and

If you ever consult on large infrastructure projects, you will struggle to find a better set of recommendations than those in this article from Darzin software. It features a case study of the Trans-Anatolian natural gas pipeline (TANAP) – a 1850km route that runs from the Turkish border with Georgia and traversing 20 provinces across

North Somerset leader Nigel Ashton has said there will be a review into a decision to remove dozens on bins from areas across the district, after it was made without any public consultation. It comes after members of Clevedon Town Council shared their anger after finding out bins were being removed from the town. It

tCI commentary: If this goes to Court, it could prove significant for democracy in the Republic of Ireland, for the standards expected of project promoters and for environmental and community campaigners.   Article: THE PLANNED CONTROVERSIAL harvesting of a ‘seaweed forest’ off the coast of Cork has been dealt a blow after the High Court

York councillors in city centre areas have praised the public engagement that has gone into creating the masterplan for a major redevelopment. On Tuesday ambitious plans were unveiled for a £30 million overhaul of the area around Clifford’s Tower, Piccadilly and St George’s Fields. It comes after a nine-month long public consultation project – run