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Ashbourne has been “stuffed” by the district council over its decision not to put the controversial Blacks Head carving back on the Green Man gallows sign, a town councillor has said. Town Councillor Denise Brown has renewed calls for a local public consultation into what should happen to the sculpture, which was removed in June […]
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An NHS campaign group has criticised hospital bosses for planning to merge two trusts without consulting the public – and called for the move to be deferred. Sussex Defend the NHS said that the trusts – in Brighton and Worthing – were due to merge in three weeks’ time at the start of April. But,
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Lincolnshire’s hospitals trust has revealed its latest plans for services in the county, but campaigners say the move has sparked “grave concerns” and left unanswered questions. United Lincolnshire Hospitals Trust advertised its latest consultation on Friday evening, which will include an examination of Grantham Hospital, and gave people until Tuesday lunchtime to respond – just
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A designated stop over site for gypsy and travellers is no longer needed in North East Lincolnshire, it was revealed. The number of illegal camps has dropped dramatically due to the coronavirus lockdown and council chiefs say they will monitor any future camps when they arise to see if they can be “tolerated.” Members of
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Key considerations for inclusive consultation following the rapid shift to online engagement. “The public mood at the moment is for inclusion, the politics is about inclusion – we need to think that way.” As words spoken by Stakeholder Involvement Specialist, Nick Duffin during his opening slides on a recent webinar with Objective Keystone, the ethos described is
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Rhion Jones comments on Copper Consulting’s quick-reaction paper. It is really useful for specialist public engagement consultancies like Copper to draw attention to future investments in energy, transport and infrastructure as announced in the Budget. The public will need to be consulted on many of these. But the more one studies last week’s Budget the
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tCI Comment A robust statement of community involvement is a must-have for any local authority. It provides a basis for further public engagement going forward and is a statutory requirement for local planning authorities. Thanet Council’s approach here, identifying that communication methods have changed significantly since the last review in 2012 is a good example
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Temporary services introduced last year at Grantham Hospital, including an urgent treatment centre, will be reviewed at an extraordinary meeting next week. But campaigners say they are disappointed and cautious after United Lincolnshire Hospitals NHS Trust gave the public less than five days to have their say online before the meeting takes place. ULHT has
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Permanent plans to close Ipswich Waterfront to motor vehicles have been unveiled by council chiefs. The stretch of road between the Old Custom House and Coprolite Street has been closed to traffic since the first Covid-19 lockdown last year, to allow pedestrians and cyclists more space to socially distance. Proposals have now emerged that plan to make
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The plans include extending the tram network, developing four more park-and-ride interchanges, a strategic network of cycle and walking routes along with seamless pricing, ticketing and accessibility which would allow passengers to move between buses and trams. This 66 per cent figure prompted Councillor Lesley Macinnes, transport convener, to announce that the results were “extremely
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