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TCI Commentary: That the Horton hospital saga will go back to the High Court will be a surprise to many. When the IRP’s (Independent Reconfiguration Panel) Report came out in March, it was seen as a clear steer that Oxfordshire CCG would have to think again. While Judge Mostyn had ruled in favour of the […]
Back-to-Court again on the Horton Hospital consultation!! Read More »
A legal challenge to the process of selecting improvements to the A27 at Arundel has been withdrawn by the South Downs National Park Authority (SDNPA). Back in May the SDNPA agreed to commence proceedings for a judicial review to challenge Highways England’s decision to select a modified version of option 5a as the preferred route
Authority withdraws legal challenge against Highways England Read More »
TCI Commentary: Rhion Jones comments on this week’s Interim Relief order preventing Birmingham Council from closing a Day Centre at Kings Norton, Birmingham. It is unusual, but not unprecedented for Councils to be stopped from closing public services pending a High Court challenge. Plans to close the Fairview Day Centre by Birmingham Council have aroused
High Court stops Day Centre Closure Read More »
TCI Commentary: Bobby Duffy has a great track record of exposing the gulf between what people believe and the objective facts. This article focuses on BREXIT, but its message is wider, as misunderstandings and confusion can affect much public engagement. For those organising public consultations, the dilemma is this. If we know that the public
Public misapprehensions and the consequences Read More »
Cabinet Office invites national trade union representatives to discuss how pay engagement could be improved for next year following the judgement. A trade union challenge to the government’s civil service pay remit has been dismissed after a court ruled that there was not insufficient consultation on the guidance, which set a 1%-1.5% average pay range
Court rules there WAS sufficient consultation on civil service pay guidance Read More »
A consultation on the Welsh Government’s controversial proposals to phase out direct support in favour of two new agri-schemes has received 12,000 responses. Rural Affairs Secretary, Lesley Griffiths said there has been an “overwhelming response” to the ‘Brexit and our Land’ consultation, and insisted all 12,000 submissions would now be reviewed. It proposes a phased
12,000 respond to Welsh Gov controversial Brexit farm plans Read More »
A SENIOR St Helens councillor has branded government plans to allow fracking without the need for applications to local authorities as “not acceptable”. St Helens Council has objected to national government plans to allow certain types of shale gas exploration to take place without applying to councils for planning permission. In July this year, local
Councillor bands Gov fracking proposals as “not acceptable” Read More »
TAXPAYERS will have more of a say on how their money is spent, the new chief executive of Highland Council has vowed. Donna Manson pledged her top priority was to listen to the public, during her first media interview since taking over from Steve Barron, who retired last week. Local communities are at the heart
New council leader promises more public engagement Read More »
A FLAWED consultation by Bradford Council has led to major changes in how the authority will communicate with vulnerable people in future. People’s views on proposed changes will now be given much more careful consideration after the Council admitted it “messed” up a consultation into a shake-up in adult care funding. In 2016 the Council
Council vows to do better consultation with vulnerable people Read More »
Health bosses have promised to make public leaflets containing vital healthcare information easier to understand, after an investigation found many documents are “difficult to read”. Over the summer health watchdog Healthcare Bucks unveiled the results of its Crystal Clear project – which researched how easy it is for Bucks residents to understand important healthcare leaflets.
Healthwatch brands local NHS leaflets “difficult to read” Read More »
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