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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. MoreClosed 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... MoreClosed 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 ... MoreClosed 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... MoreClosed 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... MoreClosed 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... MoreClosed 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. MoreClosed 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. MoreClosed 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... MoreClosed 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. ... MoreClosed 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. MoreClosed 31 December 2014 -
Cambridge Survey
As you are about to embark on your first Lesson Study cycle, we would like to ask you to take part in this survey. The survey consists of two parts. The first part aims to elicit information on your expectations of Lesson Study, and the second on teacher learning activities. Please note that it is crucial that you complete this survey before your first Lesson Study session. Also, please be assured that the data will be treated confidentially and that all future reporting of the data... MoreClosed 31 December 2014 -
Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment consultation
Have your say on local pharmacies Camden’s Health and Wellbeing Board is consulting on the draft 2015 Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment (PNA). The document sets out what services are currently offered, and assesses whether these meet Camden residents’ current and future needs. The consultation seeks to ensure the accuracy of the information presented and that the conclusions are appropriate. The draft PNA is available for download below. Your answers to our consultation will... MoreClosed 24 December 2014 -
Regent's Park Estate Community Vision 2014
Introduction We would like your input into establishing a community vision for the future of the Regent’s Park Estate. What we’re looking at: You’re Community Vision Contribute towards establishing a community vision and tell us about your priorities for the area. What you can do today:. Give us your views on the community vision and fill in a feedback form. Tell us if we’ve got the vision right or wrong or if we’ve missed anything important to... MoreClosed 21 December 2014 -
Adult Safeguarding Strategy 2015-18
Camden Safeguarding Adults Partnership Board and Islington Safeguarding Adults Partnership Board are both coming to the end of their current three year plans for safeguarding adults – called a 'safeguarding strategy'. Over the next few months, we will be working together to put a new joint three year safeguarding strategy in place which covers both Camden and Islington. The new strategy will run from April 2015 to March 2018, and will help us meet our duties under the Care Act. ... MoreClosed 19 December 2014 -
Public Realm Improvements - Netley Primary School Development
Netley Primary School & Everton Buildings Development, NW1 3EX Road Safety and Public Realm Improvements We are seeking your views on the Council’s proposals to improve road safety on the streets surrounding the newly rebuilt Netley Primary School and Everton Buildings located on Stanhope Street and William Road, NW1 3EX. The Netley development project is one part of a 15 year Community Investment Programme by Camden with local people to identify ways to improve some of the... MoreClosed 12 December 2014 -
Improvements to the Leather Lane Market area
The Council has developed proposals to make Leather Lane market area a better place for traders, residents, businesses and visitors. This leaflet sets out these proposals, and as a local resident, business or group, this is your opportunity to let us know what you think. Leather Lane has a well established market that trades on the street throughout the week. The street is also lined with a variety of popular small independent shops. Currently, when the market is on, vehicles drive... MoreClosed 5 December 2014 -
Maiden Lane Community Survey
This survey asks questions about Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB) in the Maiden Lane 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. MoreClosed 30 November 2014 -
Should landlords need a licence to rent out homes in Camden?
Camden sits at the heart of the world’s most vibrant city and as such is a popular place to live. With house prices beyond the reach of many, the number of households renting privately has grown rapidly in recent years and even poor quality accommodation can be rented out easily. We believe all our residents deserve access to a decent quality place to live, but, in a recent online survey, less than half of private renters in Camden said they are satisfied with the overall quality of... MoreClosed 28 November 2014 -
Red Lion Street - Parking Amendments
PROPOSED PARKING AND WAITING/LOADING CHANGES RED LION STREET We are writing to seek your views on the Council’s proposals to amend parking/loading changes on Red Lion Street between Theobald’s Road and Princeton Street. The Council has been made aware of loading difficulties experienced by The Enterprise Public House resulting in delivery vehicles having to park in adjacent parking bays or on the footway causing an obstruction to pedestrians and vehicular traffic. The Council has... MoreClosed 24 November 2014 -
Mathematics Teaching Confidence Survey 2
As a condition of the funding for the programme, we have been asked to identify how the programme has helped teachers to deepen on their subject knowledge and to strengthen their confidence in teaching the new curriculum. The topics listed below are taken from the new curriculum. This survey is a repeat of the one that you may have completed earlier as we are carrying out research into possible changes in your knowledge and/or confidence at the end of the programme phase. Please complete... MoreClosed 23 November 2014 -
Changes to Hostel Rents and Charges 2014
We are considering making some changes to the charges for rent and other services in Belmont hostel. We are doing this because the rent and amenity charges that we charge at the moment do not cover the actual cost of providing the services, or of maintaining and repairing the properties. We want to provide good quality services, in well maintained buildings that have good quality, modern facilities. We need to make sure that the Council has enough money to keep the hostels in good... MoreClosed 16 November 2014 -
Pancras Road - Proposed Walking and Cycling Improvements
Last year Camden Council implemented a number of changes on Royal College Street between Crowndale Road and Baynes Street to improve safety for cyclists and pedestrians and to reduce traffic speeds. The changes included providing wide protected cycle lanes for cyclists and better crossings for pedestrians. In March 2013 the Mayor of London launched his vision for cycling in London. A major element of the vision is the proposed new Central London Cycle Grid – a network of cycle... MoreClosed 14 November 2014 -
Council Tax Reduction Scheme 2015/16
Camden’s proposals We are proposing a Council Tax Reduction scheme for 2015 -2016 that is in line with the needs of the community and incentivises people to get back into work. Before making a decision we are seeking the views of local people and those who may be affected. For more details about the various options and additional information please see the attached documents: Frequently Asked Questions Background Information Equality Impact... MoreClosed 31 October 2014 -
Housing newsletter survey
As a housing provider we send out quarterly newsletters to communicate with our tenants and leaseholders. We have put together a short questionnaire (it shouldn't take longer than five minutes to complete) to see what you think about the newsletters. You can see copies of the local housing newsletters on the Council website. This is your newsletter and we want to make sure that it delivers for you. Have your say before 31st October 2014. MoreClosed 31 October 2014 -
Fortune Green and West Hampstead Neighbourhood Plan
Fortune Green and West Hampstead (FGWH) Neighbourhood Forum have now submitted the final version of their Neighbourhood Plan to the Council for public consultation in accordance with the Neighbourhood Planning Regulations 2012. MoreClosed 31 October 2014 -
Oral Health Market Testing Camden and Islington
Overview The London Borough of Camden and Islington are carrying out a market engagement exercise on the proposal to tender a joint oral health promotion service contract to start on the 1 st of July 2015. It is anticipated that the contract will be for an initial period of three years with the option for two extensions of one year each. In the region of £700,000 (£350,000 in Camden and £350,000 in Islington) will be available annually for this contract which is funded wholly by the... MoreClosed 27 October 2014 -
Gordon Square - PROPOSED NEW CYCLE PARKING CONSULTATION
We are seeking your views on the Council’s proposals to convert 10 metres of residents’ parking bay into on-carriageway cycle parking stands on Gordon Square. These works should serve to provide additional much needed cycle parking in a key area. MoreClosed 25 October 2014 -
Fitzroy Square - PROPOSED NEW CYCLE PARKING CONSULTATION
We are seeking your views on the Council’s proposal to provide on carriageway cycle parking outside 9 Fitzroy Square. This will require removing 6.5metres of single yellow line on Fitzroy Street close to the junction with Warren Street and moving the adjacent parking bays closer to the junction to create a 8.5 metres space on the carriageway for cycle parking. These works should serve to provide additional much needed cycle parking in a key area. MoreClosed 25 October 2014 -
Tavistock Square - PROPOSED NEW CYCLE PARKING CONSULTATION
We are seeking your views on the Council’s proposal to convert 10 metres of Car Club parking bay (two car space) into on-carriageway cycle parking stands on Tavistock Square. These works should serve to provide additional much needed cycle parking in a key area. MoreClosed 25 October 2014
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