Consultation News

Health campaigners fear the imminent transfer of some acute services from the K&C indicates the downgrading of the hospital is already underway. They are holding a public meeting next week […]

Alnwick Town councillors have condemned plans to demolish a sports centre in the town ‘without any consultation’. Last week’s council meeting was told that Northumberland County Council (NCC) planned to

PLANS for an Oxfordshire ‘super council’ could be kicked further into the long grass if a general election is held this summer. Senior Conservative councillors yesterday said they had not

Labour’s move to ban fracking in Scotland has been backed by nearly 90% of the public in a new consultation. Scottish Labour’s environment spokeswoman Claudia Beamish held the consultation to

The European Union is launching a public consultation to find out what people fear most about the future of the Internet. A succession of surveys over the coming weeks will

The government of the Falkland Islands has passed legislation legalising gay marriage. The Legislative Assembly for this small British overseas territory approved the bill by seven votes in favour to

Pendle peer Tony Greaves is urging the government to accommodate bank-holidays in the 21-day statutory consultation period for planning applications. He told a House of Lords Debate:”In all the years

Nicola Sturgeon is under pressure to reveal the findings of the government consultation on a second independence referendum before advancing her plans to hold it. The First Minister has promised

The Government has launched an investigation into Swindon Borough Council’s library cuts. In a letter published yesterday by Rob Wilson, Minister for Civil Society, it was confirmed that following four

Campaigners want a public consultation on the number of deer in the forest to be speeded up. The call comes after three deer were killed in road accidents in the