Consultation News

An important document submitted by the companies behind a planned incinerator near Stewartby will be 10 years out of date by the time the site is built, a councillor has […]

The consultation over the grammar schools issue has been shown to be a complete travesty. Tom Middlehurst raises three key points when it comes to the government’s plans for 140

Hampshire County Council has been criticised for providing “incorrect” forecasting figures which could lead to the closure of a Basingstoke secondary school. As previously reported in The Gazette, one of the

Dartington’s aspirations for future development in the village have been sidelined following the publication of the latest local plan, it was claimed. The community-led Neighbourhood Plan spelled out where it

The Charity Commission yesterday launched a consultation into complementary and alternative medicine, after agreeing to review whether organisations such as those promoting homeopathy should remain on the register. The consultation

Councillors say residents are “furious” at the £20,000 cost of a consultation over a merger they never wanted – and have ruled out holding a public meeting because there is

Opponents of the closure of four South Devon community hospitals have not given up their protest campaign. They are staging their own alternative review of local services in Totnes’s Civic

Once again the process whereby Redbridge Council are addressing parking arrangements in Wanstead and Snaresbrook has come under attack. The council was wrong not to consult on the parking proposals,

Berwick MP Anne-Marie Trevelyan took to the floor of the House of Commons yesterday afternoon to make the case for retaining inpatient beds at Rothbury Community Hospital. The 12 beds

A public consultation on the future of Bath’s central library has been so “confusing” it is next to useless, according to a lawyer in the city. Bath and North East