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Health campaigners are trying to raise money to mount a legal challenge to the closure of community hospital’s inpatient ward. Somerset Partnership NHS Trust has closed the ward at Shepton Mallet due to nurse shortages. Campaigners say the trust should have held a formal consultation. But health bosses say they want to avoid sudden closures […]
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From local governments to the private sector, organizations are increasingly recognizing the importance of online citizen engagement. Supplementing in-person forms of collecting public input (e.g. town hall meetings, public hearings) with online methods is crucial for reaching a more diverse audience and making the process more convenient for participants. (Not convinced? Read six reasons your
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The Jersey Chamber of Commerce says it does not believe that the minister or his team have ‘allowed adequate time’ to fully review, reflect or discuss the responses to the consultation. It also warns that the introduction of a new Jersey Infrastructure Levy, which the States are due to debate in principle in December, will
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Steve Reed, shadow minister for civil society, has tabled an urgent parliamentary question to ask why charities are not among the 58 sectors consulted on Brexit. David Davis, Brexit secretary of state, has published a list of 58 sectors which will be “used to help structure analytical work on EU exit”. The charity sector is
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Defra Secretary Michael Gove has vowed to consult on the creation of a new environmental body to ensure the UK avoids a “governance gap” after leaving the EU. Appearing before an Environmental Audit Committee (EAC) hearing yesterday (1 November), Gove also revealed that the Government’s long-awaited 25-year environment plan could be published before Christmas. On
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Despite the Leader of Pendle Borough Council, Coun. Mohammed Iqbal, insisting that the proposed investment would shore up the centre’s future profitability amid cuts to the Pendle Leisure Trust’s budget, a public backlash has forced the council to defer the proposal subject to public consultation. With members of the public fearing the renovation would impact the
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The decision on the future of “vital” children’s centres in Bucks has been delayed until next year – to the delight of campaigners who have fought to keep them open. A protest that was going to be held on November 13 – the same day the county council’s cabinet was due to discuss the plans
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Prime Minister Theresa May spoke about the future of Cheltenham General Hospital’s A&E department today. It has come under speculation in recent weeks and Cheltenham MP Alex Chalk raised the issue at Prime Minister’s Questions this afternoon. There have been rumours that Cheltenham A&E would be downgraded or even closed after it was announced patients
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Changes to tram services in Croydon which could see New Addington residents no longer being able to get a direct tram to Wimbledon for most of the day have been put on hold. Transport for London (TfL) said it emailed stakeholders, such as MPs, councils and travel groups, about the proposed changes – but some
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THE fight to save Warwickshire’s children’s centres from closure will reach Parliament today, Tuesday. A group of protesters have been invited to the House of Commons to discuss their concerns about the proposed cost-cutting changes with MPs. The visit, organised by south Warwickshire MP, Matt Western, comes as the results of a consultation into Warwickshire County
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