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  • Housing Allocation Consultation 2015

    By law, we must explain in writing who can apply for social housing and who gets priority. We also must show who qualifies to join the housing register and how we make sure the people in the greatest need are housed. We do this through our Housing Allocation Scheme. The law says we can give priority to certain groups, like overcrowded households, but we have to make sure our scheme works in a fair and balanced way. The current scheme is also not well understood by residents. In a 2009... More
    Closed 5 April 2015

  • Benefit Advice (Welfare Rights, IEYS)

    Thank you for taking the time to complete this survey. Your feedback is important to us in how we can better improve our service. This survey should only take about 5 minutes of your time. Your answers will be completely anonymous and will be used only to monitor the quality of the service offered to our clients. We'd like you to answer as many of the question as possible. If you have any questions about the survey, please contact us at IEYSWelfareRights@camden.gov.uk More
    Closed 31 March 2015

  • Short breaks children and young people

    Short breaks are offered by Camden Disabled Children’s Team to disabled children and young people, aged 0 to 18, and their families. They are fun activities provided after school, at the weekend and during school holidays which allow children and young people the opportunity to do something they enjoy, independently from their parents. We think it is important to allocate short breaks in a fair way. More
    Closed 31 March 2015

  • Quiet Streets Initiative: Residents' Feedback Survey

    This survey will form part of a wider evaluation into the effectiveness of the 'Quiet Streets' initiative. 'Quiet streets' is a collaborative project between Camden Council, the Police, and Night Time Economy (NTE) venues, aimed at reducing the noise impact from patrons leaving the NTE venues in Camden Town. The purpose of this survey is to gain a better understanding of the specific NTE noise issues affecting residents, and whether this varies depending on locality. The Community Safety... More
    Closed 31 March 2015

  • Camden Town Night Time Economy (NTE) Survey

    Camden Town has a varied and vibrant evening and night time economy, and the Camden Community Safety Partnership are working to make it even better for those that live or work in the area, and visitors from Camden and beyond. In order to continue to improve the evening and night time economy, we would like to hear what you think could be better, by answering some questions that should only take a few minutes of your time. Any personal information is voluntary, will not be shared... More
    Closed 15 March 2015

  • Weekly Reporting Tool: Camden Town's Night Time Economy

    This short online questionnaire is repeated weekly to capture regular feedback from the residents, businesses, and others affected by the Camden Town night time economy. The data enables the Community Safety Partnership to monitor problem areas for prioritisation and respond to emerging issues. Your feedback is anonymous; however, if you wish to receive a response to a particular issue there is the opportunity to leave your contact details to do so. If you wish to make a specific complaint in... More
    Closed 14 March 2015

  • HS2 Fair Deal for London - Compensation Charter

    The Fair Deal for London Alliance is a group of the capital’s MPs and councils brought together by Camden Council to call on the Government to grant “A Fair Deal for London” on HS2 compensation. In January the Department for Transport announced their final Property Compensation scheme for HS2 phase 1. Of the five compensation measures only two apply to urban areas and yet if High Speed 2 goes ahead it is residents in urban areas that will bear the brunt of the scheme - Camden... More
    Closed 8 March 2015

  • Weekly Reporting Tool: Camden Town's Night Time Economy

    This short online questionnaire is repeated weekly to capture regular feedback from the residents, businesses, and others affected by the Camden Town night time economy. The data enables the Community Safety Partnership to monitor problem areas for prioritisation and respond to emerging issues. Your feedback is anonymous; however, if you wish to receive a response to a particular issue there is the opportunity to leave your contact details to do so. If you wish to make a specific complaint in... More
    Closed 7 March 2015

  • Brunswick Square Gardens park improvements

    High numbers of pedestrians pass through Brunswick Square Gardens each day, all year round. This has an impact on the aesthetics of the gardens and results in unsightly desire lines formed by pedestrians making a short cut through the square. Camden is seeking to inform park users and stakeholders of the planned improvements and inviting comments on the proposed design solutions. You are invited to share your comments on the proposals using this online survey. Please keep in mind that... More
    Closed 6 March 2015

  • London Borough of Camden Adult Social Care: Early Assessment Model Market Consultation

    The guidance and regulations of the Care Act (2014) specifies duties to local authorities on preventing, reducing and delaying needs as well as, specifying a number of ways in which assessments of needs can be completed in a proportionate, person centred way. The London Borough of Camden recognises the vital role that the voluntary sector and other community based organisations play in supporting Camden’s residents. We are therefore developing a commissioning approach to allow... More
    Closed 6 March 2015

  • Request For Quote: Day Opportunities Taster Programme

    Camden Council are seeking an organisation to design and run a taster programme to meet the changing expectations of our service users, by supporting day service users to try out single sessions of community activities in a safe, supported way, without any risk to their current services. The selected organisation(s) will be required to: 1) Provide signposting information on a wide range of local day opportunities which are accessible to older and disabled people and people with dementia... More
    Closed 25 February 2015

  • HASC Qlikview

    HASC invested £100k to develop 9 service level Qlikview dashboards by 31 st March 2015: Rents Repairs ASC Leasehold services Private Sector Housing Temporary Accommodation Group (TAG) Voids, lettings and allocations Homelessness prevention Planned works More
    Closed 19 February 2015

  • PROPOSED ROAD SAFETY IMPROVEMENTS

    We are seeking your views on the Council’s proposals to implement a series of measures to improve road safety for the pupils travelling to and from Holy Trinity & St Silas School. The school has raised concerns with regards to the lack of a safe crossing point for pupils crossing Harland Road when travelling to and from school and especially when they cross large groups of children on a daily basis to access the church hall located on the opposite side of the school. In addition, the speed... More
    Closed 19 February 2015

  • Proposed Road Safety Improvements

    We are seeking your views on the Council’s proposals to make a number of changes to improve pedestrian access to Christopher Hatton School. The school’s main entrance for school children has moved from Laystall Street to Poole’s Building. Therefore, to ensure safe access for children going to and from school, we are proposing to convert the road along Poole’s Building into footway. This will stop all vehicles to enter this section of road, but pedal cycle access will be provided. ... More
    Closed 19 February 2015

  • Proposed Road Safety Improvements

    We are seeking your views on the Council’s proposals to implement a series of measures to improve road safety along Ferncroft Avenue, benefitting the pupils attending St Margaret’s School as well as local residents. The school has raised concerns with the speed of vehicles travelling along Ferncroft Avenue and the lack of a safe crossing point for pupils travelling to and from the school. Location: Ferncroft Avenue & Platt’s Lane, London NW3 More
    Closed 19 February 2015

  • Locally Commissioned Pharmacy Services for Camden Public Health

    Camden is committed to giving people choice and control about the services they receive and the lives they lead. The Council are re-developing and re-commissioning a range of Public Health services from organisations, known as Locally Commissioned Services, which will provide quality treatment and professional advice. The intention is to create an approved list of providers to be developed consisting of organisations who can clearly demonstrate they are suitably qualified to provide... More
    Closed 13 February 2015

  • Healthy Lifestyle Services for Children

    Camden and Islington Councils wish to commission organisation/s to deliver an innovative service which helps our children and young people aged 6-18 eat better, move more and feel more confident. For the purposes of this document the service/s are referred to as Healthy Lifestyle Services for children, young people and families (CYPF). Before commencing the procurement process, the councils wish to explore the current market and services being delivered and the likely interest in bidding... More
    Closed 10 February 2015

  • Market engagement; Domestic abuse services

    The Council is proposing to tender Domestic Abuse Refuge, Floating Support and Community Based Services for a new contract to start on 5th October 2015. The contract will be for an initial period of two years with the option for two extensions of one year each. London Borough of Camden is committed to protecting those at risk of or fleeing domestic abuse and will continue to prioritise services that provide this group with a place of safety and specialist support . The service will: ... More
    Closed 10 February 2015

  • Camden Design Awards 2015

    The Camden Design Awards demonstrate our commitment to high quality design in the borough. In 2015 we will be rewarding schemes which: are inclusive, sustainable and fit for purpose demonstrate high quality in design, materials and construction respond sensitively to their context and reinforce a sense of place enrich the lives of those who live and work in and around them. From small rear extensions, to green roofs and walls, to transformational... More
    Closed 2 February 2015

  • Anti Social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014 in Camden

    The "Antisocial Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014" gained "royal assent" in March 2014. The Act makes significant changes to the powers available to the council, police, and partners, in tackling anti social behaviour (ASB). Please follow the link to our anonymous 3 page survey which explains in pages 1-2 about what the changes might mean; and how you can report ASB. Page 3 asks for your feedback around how we should be tackling ASB going forward. More
    Closed 31 January 2015

  • Adult social care annual report 2013-14

    We have published our story of the care and support we have provided over the past 12 months. This includes some of our main achievements, areas for development and our plans for the future. We want people who use adult social care services to have choice and control over their support, get involved in the decisions we make and shape the things we do in the future. With this in mind, we have worked with you to produce this report – finding out about the things you want to know more... More
    Closed 31 January 2015

  • 1415-189: Adult Lifestyle and Health Improvement Programme – Market Engagement

    Camden and Islington Councils are reviewing their current Public Health adult lifestyle services, and are seeking the views of potential providers. This is a market consultation. It is not a formal invitation to tender. The Councils are considering options for the procurement of some Adult lifestyle services. The services currently being reviewed are listed below and are subject to change: Smoking Cessation Weight Management Physical Activity ... More
    Closed 30 January 2015

  • Gambling Policy Review Consultation 2015

    Gambling Act 2005 – Revised gambling policy consultation commences Camden is reviewing of our Statement of Principles under the Gambling Act (the ‘Gambling Policy’) and would like to take your views into account before making a decision. We are required to review our policy at least every three years, and our current policy was published in January 2013. Approximately 80 premises are covered by this policy, most being betting shops, with a few amusement arcades and existing... More
    Closed 29 January 2015

  • Proposed One-Way along Camden Mews b/t Camden Park Road & York Way Report

    We are writing to seek your views on the Council’s proposals to convert Camden Mews between Camden Park Road and York Way from a one way street northbound to one way street southbound towards Camden Park Road. Background Local residents have informed us via Ward members that they are concerned about the increased number of vehicles that are using this section of Camden Mews as a short cut to access York Way. The concerns relate to safety as this stretch of Camden Mews is a cobbled... More
    Closed 29 January 2015

  • Quietway 2 - Guilford Street Area Proposed Cycling and Walking Improvements

    In March 2013, the Mayor of London launched his Vision for Cycling in London. Derived from this vision, several initiatives are being developed to improve provisions for cycling across London including; Quietways, Cycle Superhighways, the Central London Grid and a number of other road and infrastructure projects. Quietways are signed cycling routes aimed at complementing other cycling initiatives by encouraging less confident or non-cyclists to take up cycling on quieter streets and... More
    Closed 23 January 2015

  • Goods Way / York Way Proposed pedestrian and cycling improvements

    We are seeking your views on the Council’s proposal to implement improved pedestrian and cycling facilities at the junction of York Way and Goods Way. More
    Closed 23 January 2015

  • Tybalds Estate Community Survey

    This survey asks questions about Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB) in the Tybalds estate. The survey is anonymous, so that your identity cannot be established. Your responses will be treated securely, and results will only be available to the Camden Community Safety Partnership. More
    Closed 18 January 2015

  • Hate Crime Community Research

    Help Camden tackle hate crime this Hate Crime Awareness Week Camden are launching a new research project to help us learn more about the scale and impact of hate crime in Camden, residents’ awareness and experiences and the reasons why they may be deterred from reporting cases. As part of this, we are encouraging all residents to complete this online survey. Councillor Simpson, Cabinet Member for Community Safety, said: “Hate crime is a very important issues for Camden. By taking... More
    Closed 11 January 2015

  • Introduction to illegal street trading

    The growing popularity of busy areas in Camden has attracted a steady flow of nuisance street trading. This includes ice cream vans, vehicles that move from street to street, hot dog sellers, peanut vendors and unlicensed street entertainers. This has led to complaints from residents, businesses and users of these areas. Complaints include noise nuisance, littering, unpleasant smells and concerns about the healthy eating agenda in front of schools. ... More
    Closed 9 January 2015

  • Cambridge Survey (For Year 1 Schools)

    We would like to participate in this survey which consists of two parts. The first part focuses on your perceptions on Lesson Study as experienced teachers and the second part looks at teacher learning activities. We can assure you that all data will be treated confidentially and that all future reporting of the data will be anonymised. Please note that the deadline for completing this survey is Friday 10th October. More
    Closed 31 December 2014
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