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Over 300 attend proposed incinerator public meeting

TCI commentary: Meetings like this are an essential safety-valve for communities to get together to question project sponsors – and to express their views. But they are notorious for generating more heat than light, and they need to be supplemented by equally transparent but more structured opportunities to hear the evidence from all sides of

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Gov faces legal challenge over failure to assess environmental impact

Friends of the Earth says revised national planning policy makes it ‘virtually impossible’ for councils to refuse fracking schemes. The government is facing a legal challenge over its new planning policy, which campaigners say was illegally adopted because the government failed to assess its environmental impact. The revised National Planning Policy Framework, published in July,

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Report criticises lack of consultation on hospital downgrade

Campaigners say patients should be spoken to before £31m plans get underway. Campaigners say they have serious concerns about a £31 million NHS plan to move intensive care beds off the Leicester General Hospital site. The Evington site currently has 12 level three intensive care unit (ICU) beds, but health bosses want them transferred to

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Perils of politics in a public consultation

TCI commentary: A typical Politics of Consultation story from the NHS. Frustrated hospital managers; concerned councillors; sceptical stakeholders (eg Healthwatch) and a local newspaper delighted to devote column-inches to a never-ending story. Note how often the consultation is criticised and is a convenient punch bag for anyone who dislikes the proposals. The main lesson is

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Council praised for listening in development consultation

COUNCIL chiefs HAVE acted on public concerns on vehicle parking and a public footpath around the proposed Helensburgh waterfront development, a report has claimed. A pre-application consultation (PAC) feedback document on the planned leisure centre was published on Argyll and Bute Council’s planning website last week. And despite concern that the public’s views on the

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