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Maple Place Proposed Footway & Parking Measures
We are seeking your views on the Council’s proposal to introduce a new footway and change the existing parking layout in Maple Place. These changes are required as part of a new development in Maple Place. The Council proposes to construct a 1.2 metre wide footway to service the main entrance of 1-8 Maple Place, which includes provision of a dropped kerb for wheelchair access and the following measures are proposed to replace the existing measures which are two 2.5 metre motorcycle... MoreClosed 24 September 2012 -
Customer access in Camden
Camden council is looking to improve the way customers access our services, including our website and on-line offer. By working closely with residents, and looking at examples of service delivery from other councils and organisations, we aim to bridge the gap between how you currently communicate with us and how you would prefer to communicate with us. The aim of these focus groups is to listen to you; to understand how you currently access council services, and your ideas and opinions on how... MoreClosed 17 September 2012 -
Community engagement on the use of 'The Terrace’ Lincolns Inn Fields as a refreshment facility
LB Camden Parks and Open Spaces team are looking to re-open ‘The Terrace’ Lincolns Inn Fields as a refreshment facility. We would like your opinion on what this refreshment facility should be and invite you to fill in this online questionnaire. Should you want to discuss the matter in person then there will be a meeting on Wednesday 12 th September 2012 from 6 - 8pm at Holborn Library, 32-38 Theobalds Road, London WC1 8PA to discuss this further. Please RSVP to ... MoreClosed 14 September 2012 -
Consultation: Camden's Revised Gambling Policy
Camden is required by law to publish a Gambling Policy. The Policy summarises keys points of the Gambling Act 2005, and sets out the approach Camden will take when considering applications for betting shops, amusement arcades and similar premises. The Policy also includes Camden’s approach to new Casinos, and the current policy prevents any new casino licences being issued in the borough. This questionnaire provides you with opportunity to give us your views about our Revised... MoreClosed 7 September 2012 -
Drummond Street and Longford Street –Pedestrian and Streetscape Improvements
We are seeking your views on the Council’s proposals to reduce speed and improve pedestrian safety in relation to the redevelopment of Regent’s Place, at the junction of Hampstead Road and Drummond Street. The proposals, shown on the attached drawing, include the introduction of traffic calming in the form of raised road junctions and road narrowing. We are also re-paving the pavements surrounding the development site. We are proposing the following work and details are included within... MoreClosed 7 September 2012 -
Camden Leaseholders Forum Elections
Please consider helping yourself and your fellow leaseholders by joining the Leaseholders’ Forum. Camden formally consults its leaseholders about policies and performance through the Forum. It is currently completing its fifth three-year cycle. Elections for a new Forum are therefore starting. There are posts for four members from each Housing District. The current Forum chose to meet at 6.30 p.m. on the last Wednesday of each month, aiming to finish its business by 9.30 p.m. Officers... MoreClosed 10 August 2012 -
Regent’s Park Area – Christ Church Primary School road safety measures
Council’s proposal to build out the footway on both sides of Redhill Street near to the entrance to the school. This proposal will help address safety concerns raised by the school in relation to the speed of vehicles travelling along Redhill Street, which makes it difficult for pupils and parents to cross the road on their way to and from school especially as their view of oncoming traffic is blocked by parked vehicles. Officers met the head teacher as well as the school’s travel plan... MoreClosed 3 August 2012 -
Public Consultation - Gospel Oak (School Travel Plan - Road Safety Measures)
I am writing to inform you of the Council’s proposal to provide amongst other measures a new raised table with a zebra crossing aimed at providing a safer crossing facility on Savernake Road. The proposed scheme is aimed to address safety concerns raised by the school in relation to the speed of vehicles that frequent Savernake Road whilst also providing a safer crossing facility for the pupils of Gospel Oak School. Officers met with various representatives of Gospel Oak School as well... MoreClosed 3 August 2012 -
HASC Scrutiny Tenant Participation Survey
Last year we set up a Scrutiny panel to look at the tenant participation service we offer our residents. The panel listened to evidence from different sources and made a number of recommendations for improvement. We have now set up a new panel, named the Tenant Participation Panel (TPP), to explore the progress made in this area. The panel will be submitting our final report to the Housing and Adult Social Care Committee in November 2012. One of the key aims of the panel is to... MoreClosed 30 July 2012 -
Do you have an opinion on the Olympics?
The London Olympics and Paralympics start on 27 July and 29 August and we would like to know what you think about these events. Please fill in the survey and tell us your views on issues ranging from what benefits you think the Games will have for local people in Camden, to how you are finding out about the Games. MoreClosed 17 July 2012 -
Camden’s Housing Conference – sorry not to see you
You recently booked a place for the Council’s Housing Conference, which took place on 23 June, but our records indicate that you did not attend. We would be grateful if you’d take a couple of minutes to tell us why this was. For example, did something else urgent come up or was it that, once you saw the programme, you decided you were not interested in the event? You can tell us your reasons by filling in this questionnaire. You can respond anonymously if you want... MoreClosed 16 July 2012 -
Draft energy efficiency planning guidance for Dartmouth Park Conservation Area
We have drafted new planning guidance to provide advice and information to householders who are considering making energy efficiency improvements to their homes in Dartmouth park Conservation Area. This guidance aims to provide residents with clear information about how these improvements can be made to homes without harming the character and appearance of the conservation area. It explains which measures require planning permission, and then gives guidance on which works are... MoreClosed 15 July 2012 -
Swiss Cottage/Adelaide Road - building schools for future - public realm improvements
We are seeking your views on proposals to implement two measures that would help facilitate the operation of two new purpose built schools. The schools are situated together and being constructed on the corner of Avenue Road and Adelaide Road in close proximity to Swiss Cottage. The schoolsthemselves are being provided as part of Camden’s Building Schools for Future initiative. These two initial proposed measures will have some impact on the existing parking layout on the surrounding... MoreClosed 25 June 2012 -
Great Ormond Street area - proposed pedestrian & cycling improvements
We are seeking your views on the Council’s proposal to implement improved crossing points for pedestrians on Queen Square and Great Ormond Street, and to improve the contraflow cycling facility on Lambs Conduit Street. Queen Square and Great Ormond Street are home to the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery and Great Ormond Street Hospital. Lambs Conduit Street is a popular shopping and eatery street, which is one-way northbound and closed to through traffic except bicycles.... MoreClosed 15 June 2012 -
Cartwright Gardens, Leigh Street, Millman Street & Rugby Street - proposed Bloomsbury 20mph area
We are seeking your views on the Council's proposal to change the speed limit in your area from 30mph to 20mph. This would apply to all streets between Euston Road, Woburn Place/Southampton Row, Theobalds Road and Gray's Inn Road. A large number of roads in the area have aleady received traffic calming measures, and average traffic speeds on all roads are below 25mph. This allows us to propose a low cost solution to using predominantly signs and line markings, except in key areas... MoreClosed 15 June 2012 -
Energy Efficiency on Holly Lodge Estate
Camden Council is working with the Holly Lodge Estate Conservation Area Advisory Committee (CAAC) to develop planning guidance for energy efficiency measures. The CAAC has devised this questionnaire to seek the views of residents on energy efficiency and conservation matters. The questionnaire will be available online until Sunday 27 th May. Thank you for completing this questionnaire. MoreClosed 27 May 2012 -
Pre-Submission Site Allocations Development Plan Document
The purpose of the Site Allocations DPD is to identify significant sites in the borough and set out guidelines for their future development. Camden Council has published the proposed submission version of its Site Allocations Development Plan Document (DPD) as part of its Local Development Framework. It is linked to the Core Strategy (adopted in November 2010) which sets out the planning vision and planning policy framework for Camden. Various stages of consultation have happened in... MoreClosed 1 May 2012 -
Review of current housing service standards and the introduction of the tenancy standard
In April 2010 social housing landlords began to be monitored against new national service standards and local offers. From April 2011 our service standards (or ‘local offers’) have been monitored by you – our tenants. The service standards set targets for those areas of our service that you have told us matter the most to you and outline what level of service you can expect to receive from us. MoreClosed 20 April 2012 -
Fitzrovia area action plan - consultation on working draft of plan
Fitzrovia is an area where an established residential community lives alongside a rich mix of activities including commercial, university and health uses. Our overall vision and objectives for the area address the issues and challenges Fitzrovia faces, respond to its character and context and set our aspirations for future development. Camden Council is preparing an Area Action Plan (AAP) for Fitzrovia in response to continued significant pressure for development in the area. We are now... MoreClosed 13 April 2012 -
Huntley Street/Capper Street/Mortimer Market - Parking Changes & Road Improvements
The council proposes to improve pedestrian safety and accessibility by constructing a raised table ( road hump from kerb to kerb) at Mortimer Market at its junction with Capper Street which will help in reducing speeds of vehicles as they turn into and out of Mortimer Market from Capper Street. MoreClosed 24 March 2012 -
Tenant and Leaseholder engagement strategy
The Council’s tenant participation (TP) activities have recently been through a substantial review by the HASC Scrutiny Committee. As a result of this evaluation, the Scrutiny Committee approved a number of recommendations for how tenant participation could be developed. The Council has used these recommendations to develop a new tenant and leaseholder engagement strategy. The strategy will set out how the Council will consult with residents and how they can become... MoreClosed 19 March 2012 -
Developing HealthWatch Camden
Interested in helping to shape the future of local health and social care services? We are currently developing 'HealthWatch Camden': a new local champion for people who use health and adult social care in the borough. From October 2012, it will be the job of HealthWatch to help make sure local people's views are heard, so that services can be better designed around the people who use them. Between now and April 2012, the council is seeking to speak to as many people as possible to... MoreClosed 18 March 2012 -
Hawley school development proposals
Hawley is a nursery and infants’ school in Camden Town and is the only infants’ school in Camden without a linked junior school. Hawley Infants’ School has been on its current site for more than 100 years and is popular, with a village feel. However, the school and its classrooms are very small compared with other infant schools, the play area is cramped and there is not enough space for children to play team games. The existing school site is surrounded by sites with planning... MoreClosed 20 February 2012 -
Energy Efficiency Questionnaire in Dartmouth Park Conservation Area
We would like to give you the opportunity to express your views, by way of an on line consultation, on how improving the energy efficiency of homes in Dartmouth Park might affect the character and appearance of the Conservation Area. Your responses will be important in helping a group of local residents from the Dartmouth Park Conservation Area Advisory Committee, Transition Highgate, Transition Kentish Town and local Residents’ Associations and Camden Council develop new Energy... MoreClosed 20 February 2012 -
Consultation on a new public space along Euston Road
Transport for London (TfL), working with us, is consulting on proposals to create a high quality and accessible public space at Euston Circus, the junction of Tottenham Court Road, Euston Road and Hampstead Road. MoreClosed 17 February 2012 -
Consultation on the Netley development
We are consulting on proposals to redevelop the Netley school site, Surma centre site, and former garages at Woodhall. The aim is to provide: a new, dynamic and high achieving campus for learning on the Netley school site; new apartments and family housing; redevelopment of the Surma Centre building on Hampstead Road to provide new community facilities; and an improved pathway and public space along Everton Buildings and Prince of Wales Passage. MoreClosed 13 January 2012 -
Charlotte Street - Percy Street - Rathbone Place - Rathbone Street - improvement schemes consultation
We are seeking your views on the Council’s proposal to introduce improvements at Charlotte Street / Percy Street / Rathbone Place / Rathbone Street junction, including a raised table, wider footways and cycle stands. This junction, which is placed between the boundary of Camden and Westminster, is located in an area where there is a lot of pedestrian activity due to the presence of restaurants, public houses and cafes. In the evenings, pedestrians tend to congregate on the footway outside... MoreClosed 23 December 2011 -
Stukeley Street - Proposed Pedestrianisation Scheme Consultation
We are seeking your views on the Council’s proposal to pedestrianise the section of Stukeley Street between Smart’s Place and Drury Lane. This end of Stukeley Street is already a no through road, and is little used by vehicular traffic. A large number of pedestrians also use this area, due to the International House Language School on Stukeley Street and St Josephs Primary School around the corner in Macklin Street. The section closest to Drury Lane, is already unsuitable for... MoreClosed 12 December 2011 -
Lawn Road Consultation
The Council has identified the site at 32 Lawn Road as a property that is in a poor condition and expensive to maintain. It is proposing to sell 32 Lawn Road. The sale of the site will help fund the Community Investment Programme, which in turn will assist in enabling the wider regeneration in Gospel Oak. The site could be used for a private housing development linked to off-site affordable housing provision elsewhere in Gospel Oak. The sale of the site will result in the... MoreClosed 12 December 2011 -
Haverstock Hill - 20mph Limit And Road Safety Public Realm Improvements Consultation
We are seeking your views on the Council’s proposals to improve road safety on Haverstock Hill, including introducing a 20mph limit. The road is also a communal area, with restaurants and shops bordering the station and nearby residential area. There has been a higher than average number of road casualties on Haverstock Hill over the past three years. The section by Belsize Park Underground station is of particular concern due to a high number of collisions. For this reason, a... MoreClosed 9 December 2011
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