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Brownsover Community Information Centre ...
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In the future, Rugby Borough Council will have a web based system for viewing historic planning application files. For the time being, this is currently ...
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The Planning Department is aware that this page is missing some of the lists and are currently in the process of retrieving these files. ...
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Ordnance Survey MapsPlease be advised that with effect from the 1st October 2007 customers will no longer be able to obtain Ordnance Survey Maps from ...
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Its good to talkCommunity engagement provides people with the opportunities to have a greater say in what happens in their community. All local authorities have ...
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The idea behind the Community Legal Service (CLS) was for people to find help easily and feel confident in the quality of service they get from legal service ...
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An important principle of the Community Legal Service is that of simple referral to the right part of the network. If the first organisation you contact cannot ...
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Rugby CVS is a not for profit infrastructure organisation for the Voluntary and Community Sector in Rugby.They are:*A support service for local voluntary and community ...
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Local Sustainability StrategyThe Council worked with the local community to develop a Local Sustainability strategy for 2002-2006.Click here to see the executive summary and here ...
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Community EngagementThe Rugby Policing Manifesto recognises that our success will be dependent upon gaining the support of the whole community. To this end it sets ...
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As the first phase of the community planting at Featherbed Lane recreation ground, children from the nearby English Martyrs Primary school have planted the first ...
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The Council has a number of grant schemes designed to help voluntary and community organisations and, in some cases, individuals, to provide services and organise ...
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The name for this new park in Brownsover came from a competition run by Rugby Borough Council where local residents were asked what they would ...
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The 'Rugby Sustainable Community Strategy' establishes a long-term vision for the Borough as well as identifying shorter-term objectives and actions. Local organisations will work together ...
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Go behind the scenes of two schemes competing in this year's Britain in Bloom competition, the largest campaign of its kind in Europe, and organised ...
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"Better public services tailored to the needs of the citizen and business, as envisaged in the UK online strategy, require the seamless flow of ...
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Eric's work is inspired by the census, parish records, old tombstones and maps and he will be working on a series of semi abstract and ...
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Community Space is a popular slot on our regular yearly programme of exhibitions and is an opportunity for artists based within the Borough of Rugby ...
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The fourth of these is at Pettiver Crescent and the new facilities will be opened on Tuesday July 31 at 12.00pm. It will provide facilities ...
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These sessions are for young people from the local community and run at various parks, green spaces and venues around the Borough. The sessions are ...
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The final park masterplan and associated documentation were submitted in January of this year and the Council expect to hear from HLF in late summer. ...
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This exhibition opportunity has been specifically designed to nurture and support Rugby's artistic community. Previous Community Space exhibitors have included well-known Rugby artist Pete Thornley ...
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Every four years, local people choose their councillors in local elections to serve on the Council and represent their interests. They know what's going on ...
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The Ken Marriot Leisure Centre has a range of public swimming sessions and exercise classes. It also has sessions where the pool is used by ...
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WREP was established in 2005 and is a partnership between community organisations and the main authorities in Warwickshire. Its objectives are to work towards the ...
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What are the benefits of Community Engagement?Over the last 50 years there has been a great expansion in public services. As a consequence, ...
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Background to RCCFThe Rugby Cement Community Forum provides a forum for representation of local community interests in relation to the Rugby Cement site in Lawford ...
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Crime Reduction Partnership Comes Under Scrutiny Local People are being invited to take part in a new Panel being set up to ...
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The Planning Inspectorate carried out an independent examination of Rugby Borough Council's Statement of Community Involvement which found that subject to the implementation of the ...
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Please click here for the response to a consultation report from CEMEX by the Tyre Burning Review Group convened on behalf of the Rugby ...
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An exhibition opportunity specifically designed to nurture and support Rugby's artistic community. Local artists and groups are invited to submit exhibition proposals of any media ...
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Rugby Borough Council currently operates a team of four Community Safety Wardens who patrol the streets and open spaces around Rugby Borough between the hours of 3.00 ...
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The community safety wardens were established through close partnership working with the following agencies:Positive About Young PeopleVictim Support WarwickshireWarwickshire County CouncilWarwickshire Fire & Rescue ServiceWarwickshire ...
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Please give us your views on the future of our Borough.Consultation letter from Chief ExecutiveThe Borough Council and its partners in the Rugby Local Strategic ...
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The roundabout at the junction of Lower Street and School Street is being planted with shrubs to give a permanent colour and interest and is ...
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The links below will help you find out more about funding opportunities.Grantnet - is a user friendly service which has been devised to assist organisations ...
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A check-list for successWhen planning community engagement the following questions should be considered.What do you want to engage about? Set a clear aim Know ...
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Consumer advice agencies are working together as a group to develop a network plan to ensure that good quality consumer advice is accessible by the ...
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IntroductionThe current Environmental Information Regulations (EIR's) have been in force since December 1992. Changes to this legislation are being made under the European Communities Act ...
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In an attempt to prevent further anti-social behaviour and support perpetrators the Council will arrange multi agency case conferencesAssist in the funding of diversionary projects ...
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The Council is prime sponsor to the Town Centre Customer Care Awards and category sponsor in the Rugby Advertiser Business Awards and the Rugby FM ...
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What is the Rugby Policing Manifesto Scrutiny Panel? The Rugby Policing Manifesto Scrutiny Panel is a pilot project being run in Rugby Borough by the Association of ...
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How To ApplyThis Scheme applies to grants to voluntary and community organisations onlyPlease return the completed application form to:Fran LewisCorporate Services DepartmentRugby Borough CouncilP O ...
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Millennium Greens are a nationwide initiative of the Countryside Agency (now called Natural England) supported by the Millennium Commission. The idea was to introduce new ...
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Freedom of Information Act 2000 (FOI)With effect from 1st January 2005, you have a legally enforceable right of access to all recorded information, which public ...
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The council has many thousands of pages of relevant local information available, available on the website. By using a web publishing system, we have developed ...
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Members of the PanelCouncillor Noreen New - ChairmanCouncillor Jerry Roodhouse - Vice-ChairmanCouncillor Nigel AllenCouncillor Tina AvisCouncillor Tom DayCouncillor Kam KaurCouncillor Kathryn LawrenceCouncillor Tom MahoneyCouncillor Lisa ...
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The Mayor of Rugby from 15th May 2008 until 14th May 2009 is Councillor Bill Sewell.The Mayor is elected by the Council annually. The ...
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The term anti-social behaviour covers a wide variety of incidents and complaints, which do not fall solely under the responsibility of one ...
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1. The aims of the warden serviceThe Council's sheltered housing is accommodation where tenants live independently, albeit in some cases with help from support services, ...
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Rugby Borough Council has owned this 1.5 acre (0.6 hectares) piece of land since 1953. In 1977 it was opened as the Richard Lovegrove ...
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The Friends of Caldecott Park group had its initial meeting on the 12th April 2007 at Rugby Town Hall. Over 70 people were invited to ...
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A Renewal Area is an area identified as having poor housing conditions, coupled with social, economic and environmental needs. These areas are identified through ...
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The course which is run in partnership with Rugby Borough Council, CSW Sport and Sports Coach UK, is designed to identify the benefits of opening ...
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We need your helpThe Annual General Meeting of the RDTA will soon be upon us. This years AGM is on 16th April 2008 ...
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Warwickshire County Council are responsible for education and learning of the citizens of Rugby. They can help you find all the information you need, whether you ...
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By the end of the review the group aims to have devised a new approach to the way the Council consults with residents, and produced ...
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Interested individuals or organisations are asked to register their concerns with Jonathan Skinner, Scrutiny Officer on (01788) 533593, or E-Mail: Jonathan.Skinner@rugby.gov.uk, no later than Friday ...
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Please click here for details of current expenditure in respect of the ReNew community theme groups and Rugby Borough Council ReNew projects. ...
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As its name suggests, Newbold Quarry is a former cement quarry, which flooded many years ago.Taken over by the Borough Council in 1991, site security ...
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The Rugby in Bloom competition aims to engage all sections of the community in brightening up their environment and making the Borough of Rugby a better place ...
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Keeping you informed.It has not bee possible to include minutes from all meetings of the ReNew theme groups. This is due to resource issues ...
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Rugby Borough Council launched the Pride of Place initiative to make our everyday environment cleaner, greener and safer.The Pride of Place team established a clear ...
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Dear Artist, Re: Rugby Open exhibition consultation This year will mark the sixth Rugby Open exhibition celebrating local creative talent and we have been delighted by the support ...
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Under the Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act 2004, the recently Adopted Local Plan will retain its development plan status and will automatically become 'saved' policy ...
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1. Service charges - what are they?A service charge is an additional charge for the services that you receive because you are ...
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Sometimes an elderly couple or an elderly single person ends up living alone in a three or four bedroom property. This may be because their ...
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Rugby Borough Council is developing an Accreditation Scheme called Rugby Accredited Property Scheme (RAPS) which aims to provide private landlords with a number of ...
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The Civil Contingencies Act 2004 places requirements on Local Authorities to have Business Continuity Plans in place. The Council will use all available resources and ...
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Please click here for a copy of the response to a consultation from CEMEX by the tyre burning review group convened on behalf of ...
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RUGBY CEMENT COMMUNITY FORUMDATES FOR 2007Wednesday 24th January 2007Thursday 26th April 2007Wednesday 18th July 2007Wednesday 24th October 2007Meetings are to be held in the Council ...
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What is Sustainable Development?Sustainability is one of the major challenges facing society and sustainable development is at the heart of the Rugby Borough Local Plan ...
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Please click here for a copy of the response to a consultation from CEMEX by the tyre burning review group convened on behalf of ...
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The Family Line-Art and Genealogy is the work of Rugby based artist Eric Gaskell.   The exhibition chronicles Eric's research into a branch of his family ...
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IntroductionReducing crime and disorder is the most important priority for the people of Rugby Borough. Although in national terms Rugby Borough is not an ...
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1. What is sheltered housing?The purpose of sheltered housing is to offer secure accommodation for older people, and people with disabilities, enabling them to continue ...
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How To ApplyThis Scheme applies to grants given from the Rural Development Fund only. The standard application form is available from:Fran LewisCorporate Services DepartmentRugby Borough ...
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There are two types of Discretionary Rating relief available:- 1. Relief For Charities And Other BodiesThose properties occupied by a charity or trustees for a ...
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Please click here for a copy of the response to a consultation report from CEMEX by the   Tyre Burning Revi  Group convened on ...
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In adopting this statement of its Purpose, Aims and Values, the Council has set down in a simple way what it is trying to achieve ...
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Rugby Borough Council recognises that it has considerable influence on the well being and development of arts in the Borough, and thus a key role ...
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The Ken Marriott Leisure Centre is managed on behalf of the Council by DC Leisure, operating under charitable status as The Rugby Leisure Community Association ...
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Community engagement is an important aspect of the Plan making system and the Council has made strenuous efforts to involve local communities and all other ...
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The Council aims to: increase the prosperity of the Borough by supporting existing businesses, encouraging new employment, revitalising the town centre and attracting more visitorsprotect and ...
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How you can help deliver change?Rugby Borough Council's Social Inclusion Task and Finish Group has produced a draft Social Inclusion Strategy and action plan. ...
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1 Our Community Rugby is widely regarded as a pleasant place to live. It has a well integrated, mixed community, low unemployment and good community ...
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Q. When will the Councils report on Cemex final report on the use of tyres as an alternative fuel be published?A. It will published as ...
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Questions at Cabinet & Partnerships & Community Engagement PanelThe Council is currently running a trial where members of the public can ask a question at ...
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Unoccupied Property RatingBusiness Rates will not be payable in the first three months that a property is empty. This is extended to six months in ...
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Structures & ProceduresThe structure of Rugby CDRP. Rugby CDRP forms crime and disorder theme of the Local Strategic Partnership, 'Rugby Forward'. This ensures that ...
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Over recent years local children have planted thousand of spring bulbs around Bilton as part of their commitment to help improve their environment. Bilton Infants ...
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Introduction The Council values and celebrates the many different communities in Rugby and wants to make sure that everyone is included in all aspects of ...
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New and existing applicants may be awarded additional medical points to support their application for housing if they have health problems, which appear to be ...
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Working together in 2008The Rugby and District Tenants Association will be holding its monthly meeting in the Community Room at Lesley Souter House (on the ...
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Social inclusion refers to the action that can be taken to address the problems of social exclusion. To some extent, social exclusion is a new ...
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How has Rugby changed over the past 200 years, at work, at home and in the community?Objects and photographs donated by local people for the ...
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Equality & DiversityAs part of our commitment to Clean Green and safe communities Rugby Borough Council will provide services that meet the needs of ...
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How To ApplyThis Scheme applies to grants given from the Council's Cabinet Partnership Fund only. The Fund replaces, but continues to include, the previous ...
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Supporting People is a Government programme for providing a better quality of life for vulnerable people, helping them to live more independently in their ...
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THE FOLLOWING IS A SUMMARY OF THE DIFFERENT GRANT SCHEMES THAT RUGBY BOROUGH COUNCIL ADMINISTER TOGETHER WITH CONTACT DETAILS1. Grants to ...
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We know that many young people participate in anti-socialbehaviour because there is not enough for them to do. Rugby Borough Council recognises this and that's ...
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Smokers in Rugby are being urged to dispose of their cigarette butts responsibly following the Smokefree England legislation coming into force on the July 1. ...
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Introduction1. This companion guide has been produced for consultation purposes and is in support of Policies H12, H13, H14, ED8 & ED14 and other associated ...
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1. Regular inspections of your schemesYour Wardens spend a lot of time on the schemes and will report any health and safety ...
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We aim to give you some useful information about Rugby Borough Council and a flavour of the role of a councillor. Becoming a councillor for ...
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Table 2Issue Vision for the FutureCurrent position The long term vision for the Council has still not been set.Issue Local Strategic PartnershipCurrent position The report ...
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The two people appointed will be the Chairman and Vice Chairman of the Committee. Both will be non-councillors and independent of the Council. The Council ...
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From the moment you walk into the museum, displays are designed to stimulate your curiosity.Steering you through Rugby's history going back more than 2,000 years. ...
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Health and SafetyDepending on the nature of goods or services, organisations may be required to submit a Health and Safety Policy signed by a senior ...
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Rugby Borough Council is part of the Coventry, Solihull and Warwickshire Coaching Forum  (CSW) that aims to provide a co-ordinated approach to the ...
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Tammy Sharpe, who is the volunteer co-ordinator of ROSA said: "We are extremely grateful to Rugby Borough Council for this one off grant as it ...
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Pilates with Pam TribickContact: Pam TribickTel No: (01788) 565702/07900 683 551Website: www.pilatestherapy.co.ukE-Mail: pam@pilatestherapy.co.ukDate/Time/Venue:Monday 6.45 - 7.45pm Betts Hall, Age Concern.Wednesday 2.00 - 3.00pm Hillmorton Community ...
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The social history gallery tells the story of the people who have lived in the Borough of Rugby over the past 200 years.All of the ...
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Equality for allSocial inclusion is a central feature of the government'spolitical and social agenda for the United Kingdom. But the problem of socialexclusion is ...
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What is an emergency?Every day the emergency services are called to deal with circumstances which require the use of their knowledge and skills to safeguard ...
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Rugby has a community indoor sports facility at the Ken Marriott Centre which is managed by D.C Leisure on behalf of Rugby Borough Council. The ...
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Parish or Town Councils are the most local level of government in England. The information on these pages relates to parishes within the Borough.The Borough ...
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The Active Places database is a Sport England initiative that includes information on range of over 50,000 sports facilities in England, from sports halls to ...
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Currently the Council is targeting areas of the town where houses have low energy efficiency initially in Admirals and the reNew area of New Bilton ...
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Rugby Buggy Walks are free and take place from two venues in Rugby, both starting week commencing September 17.Both walks last between 45 and 60 ...
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1. Best Value and our duty to consult with you about your housing service A new law came into force from April 2002, providing ...
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Between 11am and 4pm in Rugby town centre, local community groups and children's entertainers join with town centre businesses to celebrate the spirit of Rugby ...
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1. Best Value and our duty to consult with you about your housing service A new law came into force from April 2002, providing ...
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GreenSTAT is a national initiative operated by Green Space and funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund to make is easier for local residents to comment ...
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The "Local Plan Tour" took place during the consultation period.Council Officers were on hand to explain the Plan's contents to local residents or businesses and ...
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One of Rugby's most famous sporting figures will be returning to her home town to start the event which is being organised by Rugby Borough ...
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How often will the panel meet? The panel will meet six times a year and its meetings will be held in public. The venue for these meetings ...
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In aiming to meet the Council's key strategic priorities, your application should meet a minimum of two of the following criteria:Enable people to attend or ...
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Ms Jagger, of Newbold, Rugby, pleaded guilty to Offences under the Theft Act when she appeared at Rugby Magistrates Court on March 14 2007, after ...
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Rugby Borough Council is committed to ensuring that race equality is part of everything we do. By improving the way we work and provide services ...
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Rugby Borough Council Planning Services preferred submission route for planning applications is online. This facility now allows you to submit planning applications, attach plans & ...
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Sited on: The Kent, Off Lower Hillmorton Road Plots Available: 31 Presently tenanted: 31 (correct at Jan 2006) Present tenancy rate: 100% plus a waiting ...
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Rights of way are minor highways that exist for the benefit of the community at large. Historically they were an integral part of the country's transport ...
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1. What is a service charge?A service charge is an additional charge for services that you may receive if you live in ...
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The National Britain in Bloom judges are due in the town on Tuesday, July 31 and will be touring around the town to see examples ...
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Rugby Borough Council's annual Excellence in Sport Awards evening was held on Thursday 17th February 2004 at the Benn Hall, and proved to ...
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Childrens area Books, video, DVD, CDs and spoken word cassettes for loan Local studies and family history material Information and access to anything and everything, ...
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Who Can ApplyGenerally, the Council will consider applications under the relevant schemes from registered charities, other voluntary and community groups together with clubs and societies. ...
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The Plan has been prepared following extensive public consultation. This has occurred in five parts, through ascertaining the views of residents of the Borough, two ...
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No single body has the responsibility to manage rivers and watercourses in respect of flooding. The Environment Agency has a duty to exercise supervision over ...
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This scheme, "The Bluebell Project", is designed to actively involve the community with the aim of developing, managing and researching best practice & sustainable principles ...
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Sponsors are now being sort to support some of the proposals that have already been suggested and make this year a very special one.It also ...
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BVPI's, as they are commonly known, are a statutory requirement and are essential for the continuous improvement that Rugby Borough Council is striving to achieve. ...
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The term 'dysentery' refers to the watery diarrhoea, often with some blood, that this infection produces. It should be emphasised that the type of dysentery ...
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During consultation for the Heritage Lottery Funded restoration scheme, many people commented that they would like to see public art within the park, and many ...
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Stakeholders from various agencies, including Housing Associations, Warwickshire County Council, the YMCA, Mayday Trust, the Homeless at Risk Project and other voluntary and statutory organisations ...
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The free event will run from 10.00am to 3.00pm and there will be a wide range of taster sports sessions and play activities.The Parks & ...
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The role of the Council's Arts Development Service is to maintain an overview of the arts in the Borough and work in partnership across the ...
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Anti-social behaviour impacts on individuals, families and communities: it prevents a peaceful community life and degrades the environment. Anti-social behaviour includes, but is not ...
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The judges will be shown examples of work that goes on throughout the year to help improve the environment of the Borough of Rugby as ...
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The Club Development Evening is designed to provide National Governing Body officers with a chance to meet with Greater Warwickshire Sports Clubs who need support ...
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This site is over ten acres (4 hectares) in size, and was bought by the Council in 1929 for £1,493 to provide a recreation ground ...
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1. Why should we consider setting up a local residents group on our estate?Sometimes, there are issues on your estate that need resolving to improve ...
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Specific schemes will be rolled out in the Admirals ward and the 'ReNew' (New Bilton and parts of Newbold) areas of Rugby in the coming ...
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Over the past three years the Borough Council, in partnership with the Warwickshire Wildlife Trust, have been working to turn 25 hectares of arable farmland ...
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Swimming is one of the best exercises you can get for any age, build or sex. Swimming is an excellent way to get and ...
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The Scrutiny Panel will assess the success of the CDRP against a number of key performance measures. These criteria have been developed in accordance with the national Police Performance Assessment ...
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Prevention is the key toreducing the tragedies and hardships caused by fire. Stopping firesfrom starting requires the community and the fire service to worktogether to ...
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Over a hundred comment cards were filled in over the four days by visitors to the display, these comments assisted the project panel in making ...
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All young people in the Borough aged 13 to 21 are being invited to complete the "How involved are you?" survey by Tuesday April 22 ...
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Overview of Public Sector Information RegulationsOn 1st July 2005 a new Directive was introduced to allow people to apply to re-use information held by the ...
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Managing Persistent & Priority Offenders (PPOs)A large proportion of the crime committed in the Borough is carried out by a small number of persistent offenders ...
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The Council is delivering better outcomes for local people. Performance indicators are showing that services are improving, particularly in poorer performing and priority areas. However ...
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Anti-social behaviour is an extremely wide-ranging term, used to explain a variety of unacceptable and/or illegal acts committed by individuals or groups, which can reduce ...
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Contacting Housing Services during office hours:Address: Housing ServicesThe RetreatNewbold RoadRugbyCV21 2LG Usual office opening hours: 9.00am to 5.00pm Monday to Friday Reception telephone number: 01788 ...
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Contacting Housing Services during office hours:Address: Housing and Environmental Health DepartmentThe RetreatNewbold RoadRugbyCV21 2LG Usual office opening hours: 9.00am to 5.00pm Monday to Friday Reception ...
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This report provides an overall summary of the Audit Commission's assessment of the Council. It draws on the findings and conclusions from the Council's external ...
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Building Sustainable CommunitiesRugby Borough Council's 'Building Sustainable Communities' grant fund provides small grants for Rugby Borough residents and community groups to install renewable energy technologiesGrants ...
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Dear Rugby Citizen,Rugby Borough Council is now planning its spending for 2008/09. In this survey, we ask for your views about the level of ...
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1. Number of submitted development proposals accompanied by a design statement in:Rugby Town CentreUrban Area of Rugby outside the CentreMain Rural SettlementsRural Service CentresOther villages ...
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Q: Does RMC/Cemex pay anything towards the costs of the Rugby Cement Community Forum and the Tyre Burning Review Group?A: NoQ: The Financial Times said ...
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As Bryan was a past Mayor and Freeman of the Borough there will be a Civic Funeral. This will be held at St. Andrew's Church, ...
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Objective: LOCAL ENVIRONMENT - to create a clean, green and safe local environment.Why: Creating a high quality local environment greatly enhances quality of life for those ...
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Councillor Carolyn Robbins, Portfolio Holder for the Environment, said, "The Smoke free legislation can only mean a safer environment for Rugby citizens and a healthier ...
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The initial work will see the chosen contractors, Midlands Based Thomas Vale Construction; establish their base on the site for the duration of the programme ...
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Barteak Developments Ltd and PLK Properties have outline plans to transform the 4ha (10 acres) site on Craven Road, with a mixed use development including ...
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The main qualifications for being a councillor are that you care about the local community, are willing to give up some of your time, and ...
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Sport Relief harnesses the power and passion of sport to change lives for the better. The Sport Relief mile is a national event, that allows ...
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1. What will the bright ideas budget pay for? The Council is committed to giving tenants the opportunity to influence the delivery of housing ...
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What is Hate Crime?Hate crimes and incidents are taken to mean any crime or incident where the perpetrator's prejudice against an identifiable group of people ...
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Former Job Centre, Railway Terrace, Rugby - Section 106 Dated 1/6/05Education - If there are more than 10 two or more bed roomed units then, ...
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The following policy statement seeks to clearly state the Council's approach to environmental issues and will be used by the Council to influence all its actions and ...
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MAYORAL ENGAGEMENTS FOR NOVEMBER 2006Mayor                      Thurs 2nd       2.30 p.m.   Rugby Baptist Women's Group Anniversary                     ...
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Fines are very well, but if the publican of my local persistently fails to provide a smoke-free environment, shouldn't they lose their licence?There is no ...
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Friday March 30 sees the launch of an important and groundbreaking publication that has been produced by Rugby Borough Council in partnership with local and ...
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The Borough Council has been awarded nearly £1,000,000 by the Heritage Lottery Fund to undertake a major restoration programme of Caldecott Park.The award was provisionally ...
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Section 106 agreements signed year-end 2006-2007 are as follows:Polish Club, Oliver Street, Rugby - Section 106 dated 04/04/06Public Open Space- The Owner covenants that by ...
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Bilton Greens', situated next to Assheton Recreation Ground, form the heart of this attractive Warwickshire village. Bilton is now incorporated into the ever-expanding ...
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The Rugby Project involves the creation of an attractive footway and cycleway from the Oxford Canal towpaths in Newbold to the railway station, via the ...
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The team are continuing the Turn Up and Play (TUPS) initiative that was very successful during the summer and October school holidays. The idea behind ...
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Rugby Borough Council has a vision for improving Customer Services over the next 5 years. This vision has been developed as part of the Performance ...
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Rugby is going smoke free!For both the hospitality trade and workplaces generally the exposure of employees and customers to the harmful effects of second-hand smoke ...
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The Borough Council has been awarded nearly £1,000,000 by the Heritage Lottery Fund to undertake a major restoration programme of Caldecott Park.The award was provisionally ...
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The Council in partnership with Warwickshire County Council's Positive About Young People operate four high-level PODS (Positive Operational Drop-In Strategy) throughout the urban area.Both high-level ...
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This large area of over 26 acres consists of open grassland, scrub areas, mature trees, riverside, wetlands and a willow copse.Situated in Hillmorton, it is ...
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It is recommended that before you write a response to the consultation that you read the relevant section of the Local Plan.The Local Plan will:Promote ...
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Minutes of RCCF Meetings16th October 200718th July 200726th April 200724 January 200725 October 200619 July 200624 April 200625 January 200626 October 200525 August 200512 July ...
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Coton Park Phase 5 - Land off Coton Park Drive. S106. Dated 22/04/2004 Education contribution of £102,000 to be paid to WCCtowards the cost of ...
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What is disability?"Anyone with a physical or mental impairment which has a substantial and long term adverse effect upon his or her ability to carry out normal ...
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Introduction Business Continuity has been developed over many years using many names and descriptions for example disaster recovery or contingency planning. In our everyday life we ...
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"Making a difference by providing the best"Deals with Council Tax, Non-Domestic Rates, Community Charge, miscellaneous income, mortgages, Housing and Council Tax Benefit, cashiers and reception/enquiry ...
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Press Release 24 June 2008Public meetings on Post Office closuresRugby Borough Council is to host a series of public meetings with the Post Office and ...
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4th February 2004 Questions for the Environment AgencyHow many incinerators is Rugby Cement the equivalent of in terms of emissions?In broad terms, Rugby Cement could ...
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Abandoned VehiclesAccess to Locked Areas Air ...
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The annual campaign that has been running for 16 years has helped Rugby gain a reputation as one of the best in the country when ...
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Press Release - June 18th 2007Free Art in the Park Family Fun DayArt in the Park is back this year, even bigger and better. The ...
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The Council's financial position was soundly based in 2004-05. For 2005-06 the Council is currently maintaining spend within revised budgets. However, the Council needs to ...
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Positive Futures is a sport and recreation programme operating for10-19 year olds in and around Newbold thanks to a successful bid to the Home Office ...
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The full Council Tax assumes that there are two adults living in a property. You may be able to get a discount if this is ...
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The annual campaign that has now been running for 18 years has helped Rugby gain a reputation as one of the best in the country ...
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Here you can find the scrutiny reviews that overview and scrutiny panels produced during the 2005/06 municipal year. Corporate Overview Panel (January 2006)Budget Setting Process ...
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"Anyone with a physical or mental impairment which has a substantial and long term adverse effect upon his or her ability to carry out normal ...
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9 September - 2 November 2008Transitions Image: ©Mizuko YamadaThis exhibition will recognise the variety of challenges that are faced by makers at a mid-career ...
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The local authority provides advice and information to food businesses in the local area to ensure that all food supplied is wholesome and produced in ...
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Following the huge success of Sport Relief in 2006, a Mile event will be taking place in Rugby on Sunday March 16. Last time ...
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Policy GP16 of the Rugby Borough Local Plan supports the production of Parish Plans (and their equivalents). Where the views of a community are expressed ...
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28th April 2005To Environment Agency In the Decision Document it refers to there being no increase in "trips" - there being only 3 each year. ...
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The Current PositionThe Crime & Disorder Audit carried out during 2004 largely confirms the priorities that were set out in the Rugby Policing Manifesto. The ...
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Q: Can you please tell me what stage it (the Updating and Screening Assessment) is at now?A:This was approved by Cabinet on the 18th September. ...
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RecommendationR1 The Council should develop a Corporate Plan which clearly sets out priority and non-priorities areas. The plan should be the cornerstone of the framework ...
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Advice on preventing the spread of diarrhoea/Food borne illnessIf you or a member of your household is suffering from diarrhoea a little care is needed ...
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There are No Excuses, Dog Fouling is Unacceptable!According to recent surveys the waste left behind by dogs is the single biggest environmental concern that people ...
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In 1873 the cattle market moved from Sheep Street to Whitehall Recreation Ground, but it is believed it was not used as such, and in ...
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How To Apply Grants are offered for sports and arts activities that take place within the Borough. Application forms are ...
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Press Release - December 28th 2007Health trust managers to answer questions from publicMembers of the public will be able to submit questions to a council ...
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Agenda Item 12 - Cleaning up the Community and the need to take responsibility ...
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Agenda Item 9 - Corresponden