Consultation
- Disability –Shopmobility
- East Lancashire NHS PCT
- Health
- Hyndburn Consultations
- Inter Faith Consultations
- Lancashire Consultations
- National Consultations
- Network Consultations
- North West Regional Consultations
- Pennine Lancashire Consultations
- Public Consultations, UK Government
- Surveys - Local
- Surveys - National
- VCFS Consultations
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Disability –Shopmobility
Shop Mobility is a scheme which lends outs manual wheelchairs and powered scooters to members of the public who have limited mobility to help them shop and to visit leisure and commercial facilities within the town/shopping centre.
| SHOPMOBILITY QUESTIONNAIRE | Download | |
| The attached is a questionnaire about the Shop Mobility Scheme. Please return this questionnaire to: Hyndburn Homewise 2/4 Whalley Road, Accrington Lancs. BB5 1AA or email to: enquiries@homewiseonline.co.uk Thank you |
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East Lancashire NHS PCT
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Currently there are no items to display.Hyndburn Consultations
| Adoption of Hyndburn Core Strategy & Adoption of Accrington Area Action Plan | Download | |
| Both of the Development Plan Documents (DPDs) were adopted by the Council on 19th January. The adopted DPDs, Adoption Statements, Sustainability Appraisal Reports (including the Environmental Adoption Statements) and Inspector's Report are available to view on the Council's website Hyndburn B.C. Copies are also available to view free of charge at the Council Offices, Scaitcliffe House, Ormerod Street, Accrington, and at the following locations during normal opening hours: Council Offices, Cannon Street, Accrington; Accrington Town Hall; Accrington Market; Accrington library, St James Street; Great Harwood library, Queen Street; Oswaldtwistle library, Union Road; Rishton library, High Street; Clayton le Moors library, Pickup Street. Copies may be purchased upon request by contacting the Planning Policy Team on 01254 380174 or by email via planning@hyndburnbc.gov.uk (a charge will be payable for hard copies of the documents). Both DPDs form part of Hyndburn's Local Development Framework and are important documents in guiding development and determining planning applications in the Borough and Accrington Town centre. If you have any further queries, please contact the Planning Policy Team via the details above. |
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| Future Polling Arrangements | Download | |
| The Council is carrying out a statutory review of polling districts and polling stations in the Borough, this pdf has more information about the review. |
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| Feedback Online | Download | |
| Whether you simply want to know what is happening in your local area, find out about upcoming local decisions that may affect you or want to get involved in discussions with other residents and public service providers, this is the site for you.http://www.feedbackonline.org.uk/ | ||
| Mapping Accy | Download | |
| Please access the leaflet and the link online to fill in a questionnaire about Accrington Town Centre. |
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| Research report | Download | |
| Benchmarking the costs to applicants of submitting a planning application This study seeks to provide a ‘benchmark’ for the typical financial costs associated with the submission of a planning application. The study used case study analysis to evaluate the breakdown of costs associated with the different stages of applying for planning permission. |
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Inter Faith Consultations
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| Victim Support Agency - "Call to action" | Download | |
| Victim Support are looking for victims and witnesses of crime to take part in focus groups across Lancashire (please see the attached press release). If you think you may be able to assist, please contact: Kev Walsh on 01772 256005, kevin.walsh@victimsupport.org.uk or visit www.victimsupport.org.uk for more details. |
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| Intention withdraw current Compact | Download | |
| A new national Compact was agreed in December 2010, in light of this the Council have decided to review the local Compact between the Voluntary Community Faith Sector and the County Council and develop a revised model. The timescale for this consultation have not yet been determined, and the current Compact will be honoured in the interim. The Council hope for the co-operation of Third Sector Lancashire throughout the process. |
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| Equality Impact Assesments | Download | |
| This document sets out how the inspectorates1 provide assurance that local public services, working in partnership, are addressing the needs of their diverse communities. To do this we are carrying out an (EIA)Equalities Impact Assessment of (CAA) Comprehensive Area Assessment as is required by our equalities legal duties. |
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| Lancashire Local Area agreement | Download | |
| The local area agreement will improve services and the lives of our residents by making sure the organisations that make up the Lancashire Partnership work together to meet its targets. |
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National Consultations
National Consultations cover the whole of England or the UK
| Influencing the new Health System - Health & Social Network Care Network Briefing | Download | |
| This briefing, produced jointly by the National Association for Voluntary and Community Action (NAVCA), the National Council for Voluntary Organisations (NVCO) and Regional Voices, aims to help local voluntary and community organisations navigate their way through the NHS reforms. For more information NHS Reforms. |
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| NHS Furure Forum to carry out 2nd phase | Download | |
| The Government has asked the NHS Future Forum to carry out a further round of conversations with patients, service users and health professionals, following the listening exercise on the proposals for NHS reform. The Forum will be led by Professor Steve Field and will advise the Government on information, education and training, integrated care and public health. | ||
| Blood Donation Enrolment | Download | |
| Could You please help by Enroling to Donate Blood? If so then please either click on link for 'Blood Donor online enrolment form' under the 'Health' category on the 'Links' section of our website, Or alternativelty download a copy of the enrolment form from the 'Health' category in the 'Downloads' section' of the website and post it to the given address. |
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Network Consultations
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| One North West and Women's Solidarity Forum respond to David Cameron's multiculturalism speech | Download | |
| David Cameron’s speech on multiculturalism in Munich signaled a major statement from the coalition Government about its thinking on race equality. Daniel Silver and Amina Lone, BME Women’s Solidarity Forum have written a short analysis of the speech and have concerns with the direction that is being proposed by the Prime Minister. There are many contradictions in the speech, and the potential rise in Islamophobia that could occur as part of a wider policy is very worrying. There is a petition around this issue at: http://tinyurl.com/643psse Finally please would anyone experiencing cuts to put them on http://voluntarysectorcuts.org.uk ; This will only take a few minutes but is crucial to show the extent of cuts in the BME voluntary and community sector, and is currently being under-reported. |
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Pennine Lancashire Consultations
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| UK Government Consultations | Download | |
| Public consultations involve the public in helping to make government policy. Have your say on a wide range of topics across government. http://tinyurl.com/lhlfuy |
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Surveys - Local
| Front Counters and Police Premises | Download | |
| Lancashire Police Authority is launching an online survey on 1st August re Front Counters and Police Premises. This is in conjunction with Lancashire Constabulary and is part of the public consultation. We are aiming to engage with as many local residents as possible and would appreciate your assistance in promoting both the survey and the other ways in which residents can contact us and engage in the debate around these important issues. It would be really appreciated if you could make sure that you are linked in with our Social Media accounts as we need to reach as many people as possible. I have attached all the links below. Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/LancsLOOP and click 'Like' Twitter - http://twitter.com/#!/LancsLoop The web address to access the survey is http://www.getintheloop.co.uk/surveys (at the moment there is a holding page informing people on how to register) |
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