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Rhion Jones comments Four months to go and consultation system provider, Tractivity, has published a really helpful paper on the GENERAL DATA PROTECTION REGULATION – courtesy of top legal firm, Mills & Reeve. This is really useful for public engagement teams still getting their heads around the implications for public consultations. If anything, the paper […]
GDPR and Public Consultation – Are you ready? Read More »
Rhion Jones comments: We expect this to be one of the most intense debates on the NHS for years. Instead of arguing it out with Sarah Wollaston’s Health Select Committee, Jeremy Hunt has wisely opted for a wider public consultation and it will mobilise all the national stakeholder groups as well as local politicians, NHS
MP’s take on Hunt about Accountable Care Organisation roll-out Read More »
A CONSERVATION action group is taking legal action against a local council after it went against planning official recommendations for a second time to approve a controversial development in Co Down. Newry, Mourne and Down District Council planning committee granted permission in November for a 70 bed nursing home, together with 41 two and three
Council face legal action over approval of controversial development Read More »
Leeds United have decided to reopen the consultation process over the club’s new badge after public outcry led to more than 50,000 people signing within 12 hours a petition demanding it is not used. The crest, the result of a previous consultation involving more than 10,000 people according to the club, is of a man
Football club to re-open consultation after new crest criticism Read More »
The charity Help Refugees says the Home Office’s consultation on the number of unaccompanied children accepted under the Dubs scheme was “flawed”. Campaigners have been given the go-ahead to challenge a court ruling on the Government’s plans to cap the number of child refugees allowed into the UK. The Help Refugees charity brought legal action
Campaigners win right to challenge “flawed” child refugees Government consultation Read More »
LANCASHIRE County Council has backed down over its controversial decision to ban the serving of unstunned halal meat in its schools, after the threat of a legal challenge. In October, the county’s full council voted to end the supply on its schools and premises of ‘halal’ meat from animals which had not been stunned before
Council to consult after threat of legal challenge Read More »
The demand for judicial review follows BHA’s claims that the consultation sidelined homeopathy experts and practitioners. The British Homeopathic Association (BHA) has called for a judicial review of what it calls the “fundamentally flawed” process that will prevent homeopathy products being prescribed on the NHS. It said it is seeking the judicial review because it
British Homeopathic Association seek JR against NHS Read More »
A PUBLIC consultation launched to find out how to cut spending across Cumbria by millions of pounds has prompted 139 responses – the equivalent of just 0.03 per cent of all residents in the county. A draft budget set by Cumbria County Council chiefs in November also proposes an increase in council tax of 3.99
Only ‘0.03%’ of residents responded to Council spending cuts consultation Read More »
A JUDICIAL review into the decision to approve a waste to energy incinerator for Keighley heard Bradford Council failed to effectively weigh up the harms and benefits of the development. Yesterday’s (Jan 15) five-hour hearing in Leeds Combined Court Centre was also told the council did not take into account advice from environmental consultants about
Blow by Blow arguments as Energy from Waste plant is challenged Read More »
Andrew Ryan, a planning and environment partner in the energy and renewables team at TLT in Belfast (pictured), writes on changes to judicial reviews which took effect this month. From 8 January 2018 the requirement to be prompt in starting judicial review proceedings – including those challenging planning decisions – has been removed. This means
Judicial Review — no need to be prompt in Northern Ireland Read More »
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