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A Holyrood committee has found “serious deficiencies” in the way consultation was carried out around planned changes to the 2021 census. In a report published today, it recommended wider consultation and proposed amendments to avoid the perception that sex is being conflated with gender identity. The Culture, Tourism, Europe and External Affairs Committee has been […]
Bin collections in Enfield look likely to be cut to once a fortnight – even though most residents who were consulted opposed the change. Council officers have recommended changing the borough’s refuse and recycling collections to once every two weeks and introducing a £65-a-year charge for the fortnightly garden waste rounds. The shake-up is the
5,500+ respond to changes to bin collection consultation Read More »
The Rail Delivery Group (RDG) has admitted that its plan for a ‘root and branch reform’ of rail fares regulation has been delayed, after a record number of responses. Last spring the RDG, which represents train operating companies (TOCs) and Network Rail, said it was launching a nationwide public consultation with watchdog Transport Focus ‘to
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The infrastructure sector needs to respond to the challenge to engage effectively with the public about infrastructure by telling a better story more boldly, says Michael Vivona. National Infrastructure Commission chair, Sir John Armitt, identified public engagement as one of the biggest challenges for the sector. In the digital age, where individuals can influence decision-making
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TCI Commentary: Penny Norton and Rhion Jones make the following observations On the face of it, the protracted means by which Quantum Teddington LLP, the London Borough of Richmond Upon Thames and the Government Inspector fought over five acres of playing fields is untypical of planning procedures in the UK, highlighting the tensions that exist
Planning confusion leads Judge to rule a consultation as “plainly inadequate” Read More »
TCI commentary Great story about plans to build a rapid bus service between Walsall and the centre of Birmingham – along the A34 route. Last year, Transport for West Midlands conducted a six week consultation on its ‘Sprint’ route but as this story reveals, campaigners are not satisfied with the exercise. The A34 Safety Action
Campaigners accuse Transport body of “not showing us any kind of respect …” Read More »
PARENTS have just 25 days to raise legal fees needed to launch a case to keep Larkrise and St Nicholas special School open. Of the £10,000 to be raised for the Keep Special Schools Local campaign to pay for solicitors, £2,295 has already been given by 97 people. Solicitors have moved to challenge the consultation
Lawyers move to challenge Council’s SEND consultation Read More »
A company planning a controversial goldmine in the Sperrin Mountains was not involved in a “tickbox” consultation exercise with the local community, a court has heard. Dalradian has applied for permission to develop the mine, which it claims could tap into £3bn in gold and provide a £750m boost to the NI economy. But the
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TCI Commentary What happens when public bodies publish plans that then stay on the shelf -a looming threat of change that de-stabilises important services and the local communities that depends upon them. In this article, the Coventry ‘Keep Our NHS Publc’ (CKONP) complains that the process has lacked transparency and openness. The Institute had wanted
Health plans delay frustrates campaigners Read More »
TCI Commentary: The power of referral is one of the important checks and balances that Parliament has required before major changes to the NHS can be made. Last year five referrals were reviewed and the advice was published by the Secretary of State, a decrease of three from the year before. Will 2019 see an
Councillors refer Mid & South Essex STP to Sect of State Read More »
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