We want to hear from you on our detailed business case for a workplace parking levy, which will have an extensive 12-weeks consultation. The scheme would require Government approval. Close working with local businesses during 2022 would be carried out to prepare for its introduction in 2023. The workplace parking levy has the potential to … Read more
Wiltshire Council is giving residents, businesses and local groups in the county the opportunity to have their say on its Climate Strategy, which will help to shape the next five years of the council’s fight against climate change. From Wednesday 1 September to 11.59pm on Sunday 17 October, people can comment on the draft strategy, … Read more
We have published a Climate Emergency Action Plan setting out how the council and town can aim for net zero carbon emissions by 2030. We are seeking your views on the plan.
Babergh & Mid Suffolk District Councils are producing a new parking strategy which needs to identify parking demand and supply across the districts for the next 5–10 years. It will help ensure suitable levels of car and other vehicle type parking facilities are available to support town centre regeneration (both commercial and residential) and enable … Read more
We are seeking views on proposals to extend the Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Alarm (England) Regulations 2015.
The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) is seeking the views of residents and businesses on plans for a potential new prison in Buckinghamshire.
Seeking views on opportunities to improve adult elective orthopaedic surgery in north central London by consolidating services onto fewer sites
Councillor Steve Count, Leader of the Council, put forward a motion to develop a Climate and Environment Strategy in May 2019. This was agreed in full. The Strategy outlines how the Council will: reduce the carbon footprint of the Council and the County; help communities adapt to the change already happening; and enhance nature and the benefits … Read more
An open questionnaire seeking views on Plymouth’s climate change/emergency plan. The consultation invited comments on reducing carbon emissions, minimising waste, enhancing ‘green city credentials’, delivering a safe/accessible/sustainable/health-supporting transport system, transport investment, positioning Plymouth as a UK destination, meeting local housing needs
A request to comment on classifications of broadband areas (and availability of broadband services) according to: -‘White’ areas are those in which there is no qualifying broadband infrastructure and none is likely to be developed within 3 years. These postcodes will be targeted for public investment through the Project; -‘Grey’ areas are those where only … Read more