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Environment and Sustainability Committee - Nottinghamshire County Council
Page 1 of 226 Environment and Sustainability Committee Thursday, 08 May 2014 at 10:30 County Hall, County Hall, West Bridgford, Nottingham NG2 7QP AGENDA 1 Minutes of the last meeting held on 6 March 2014
NOTTINGHAMSHIRE
NOTTINGHAMSHIRE POLICE AND CRIME PANEL Monday, 18 April 2016 at 14:00 County Hall, County Hall, West Bridgford, Nottingham, NG2 7QP There will be a pre-meeting for Panel Members only in The Civic Suite at 1.15pm
Report to Health and Wellbeing Board - Nottinghamshire County Council
4 with positive health outcomes and can promote better mental health, reduce stress and sadness, reduce isolation, improve social cohesion and ease physical health problems.
Corporate Peer Challenge - Nottinghamshire County Council
position and the potential savings needed to bridge the gap. As an example, this could include ‘expected’, ‘worse’ and ‘best’ case scenarios. 5. Develop a corporate and agile approach to the Change and Digital Development Programmes. This calls for a corporate and culture-led approach to digitisation across the Council.
Report to Communities and Place Committee - Nottinghamshire County Council
appropriately sized gap will be retained adjacent to the gate to allow non-motorised users unimpeded access. The gate is designed to reduce the likelihood of the closed section being used as a fly-tipping site and prevent vehicles needing to reverse back along this section of road as there is no space within the highway to create a turning head.
History of Bestwood
There was still a military presence at Bestwood Lodge and the surrounding area. During the 1950s and 60s, the 49th Infantry Brigade The Polar Bears had their headquarters in the lodge, followed by the Royal Army Pay Corp. In 1973, the lodge, gardens and nearby parkland were handed over to Gedling Borough Council.
Report to Children and Young People’s Committee
reasons, and are lower in Rushcliffe. The split by gender shows that slightly more females than males are electively home educated and there continues to be a sustained pattern of increase in numbers to a peak in Year 11. 13. Reasons for withdrawal from school to home educate as stated by the parent or the school
Remembering our fallen heroes - Nottinghamshire County Council
Royal Family members will pay tribute to our fallen heroes at the National Cenotaph at Whitehall, along with heads of state. My role as a county councillor includes being Nottinghamshire County Council's Armed Forces Champion. I work with veterans across our county, the majority from recent conflicts in Afghanistan and Iraq, to offer support ...
REPORT OF THE SERVICE DIRECTOR FOR EDUCATION, LEARNING AND INCLUSION ...
6. Nottinghamshire has developed fair, and transparent arrangements for proportionate additional SEND funding over many years , predating the introduction of EHC Plans.
Children and Young People's Committee - Nottinghamshire County Council
Children and Young People's Committee Monday, 19 May 2014 at 10:30 County Hall, County Hall, West Bridgford, Nottingham, NG2 7QP AGENDA 1 To note the Appointment at the Annual Meeting of the Chairman and
Complaint reference: 21 017 952 The Ombudsman’s final decision
accommodation. We recommended the Council apologise and pay Mr X £300 for distress and uncertainty. The complaint 1.Mr X complains the Council did not ensure he had adequate 1:1 support and left him in unsuitable accommodation. Mr X says this caused him distress and affected his health. What I have investigated 2.
Personal Assistants at Home FAQs - Nottinghamshire County Council
Do I have to pay towards the scheme? There is a fee to join the Personal Assistant at Home Network of £3.50 per week or £15.12 per month, paid directly by the PA. Benefits included in the fee for a PA are: a digital ID card for iOS or Google Wallet; comprehensive background checks including Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) ...
Joint Committee on Strategic Planning and Transport
8. Update on Mineral and Waste Matters Jonathan Smith, Interim Group Manager and Emma Brook, Principal Planning Office, informed the Committee of the latest mineral and waste matters and an
APPENDIX 2 Closing the Educational Gaps in Nottinghamshire ...
the gap in attainment for the Early Years Foundation Stage was slightly less than statistical neighbours but wider than the national gap . o. at key stage 2, the gap was also wider than statistical neighbours and the national gap . o. at key stage 4, the gap was wider than statistical neighbours and significantly wider than the national gap.
minutes - Nottinghamshire County Council
prevention, the pay-back period might be 20 or 30 years. In terms of whether health or social care facilities were in the best locations for service users, it was explained that work was under way to maximise the use of public estates, and that new services might require new facilities. The plans‟ commitment to transparency was welcomed.
REPORT OF CABINET MEMBER FOR FINANCE AND RESOURCES ANNUAL BUDGET REPORT ...
12. The Budget report to Cabinet on 6 February forecast a budget gap of £21.8m for the MTFS period to 2028/29. Following the changes referenced above, the Council is now projecting a budget shortfall of £18.5m across the duration of the MTFS. Proposals as to how the budget deficit will be balanced will need to be made over the coming months.
Children and Young People's Committee - Nottinghamshire County Council
Children and Young People's Committee Monday, 16 October 2017 at 10:30 County Hall, County Hall, West Bridgford, Nottingham, NG2 7QP AGENDA 1 Minutes of the last meeting held on 18 September 2017
What is a direct payment? What can direct payments be used for?
Do I pay tax on direct payments? NO. Direct payments are not counted as taxable income. Can I stop my direct payments? Yes. If you decide you want to stop your direct payments you tell us straight. You can then choose to get your care through Social Services. (comm.-cab)cab222-app1 Page 5 of 5
Appendix 1 - Detailed Investment Proposals - Nottinghamshire County Council
Appendix 1 - Detailed Investment Proposals ID 1 Theme Healthy & Sustainable Places Proposal title HEALTHY FOOD - Food Environment and Insecurity Sustainable Food Places Programme Cost 2022/23 £ 2023/24 £ 2024/25 £ 2025/26 £ 30,008 45,000 42,000 2,000
Report to Health and Wellbeing Board - Nottinghamshire County Council
good health. There is a gap between overall life expectancy at birth (how long a person can expect to live) and Healthy Life Expectancy (HLE) at birth (the average number of years a person would expect to live in good health). In Nottinghamshire overall, this means that men