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Consultation

Consultation is important: as a council, we need to know that the decisions we make take into account the views of the people of Nottinghamshire. Involving the public in the work of local government has become an integral part of the policy-making process. It's not simply about more open-government, although that too is important, it's about making policies more effective by listening to and taking on-board the views of the public and interested groups.

Our consultations

Search for and view our forthcoming, current and completed consultations, with links to relevant information.

To view consultations which closed on or before 31 March 2012, view the consultation archive.

Consultations
63 Records found. Showing page 1 of 7.
TitleOverview/aims/objectivesStart dateEnd dateStatus
Experimental Traffic Order, Bridge Street, WorksopThe scheme is intended to significantly reduce the numbers of vehicles currently travelling through Bridge Street in Worksop, which is a pedestrianised area. Following pre consultation the experimental order came into operation on 22 May 2012. Observations from any interested party are welcome during its first six months of operation at which point a report will be taken to the County Council's Transport & Highways Portfolio.22 May 201221 November 2012Withdrawn
Notts Substance Misuse Treatment and Recovery ServicesTo ensure locality and recovery focussed community services that are equitable across the whole county.20 June 201320 September 2013Proposed
Safeguarding Awareness Benchmarking ExerciseTo benchmark public awareness of adult safeguarding with a view to implementing communications strategy to raise awareness and to subsequently measure impact.24 June 201309 August 2013Proposed
Health and Wellbeing Strategy ConsultationTo consult stakeholders about the proposed Health and Wellbeing Strategy for 2014-1627 June 201313 September 2013Proposed
A6117 (Old Mill Lane, Pump Hollow Road, Violet Hill and Oak Tree Lane, Mansfield) - Various speed Limits. Order 2013 (2163)To reduce the speed limit from 40 mph to 30 mph at two locations to improve road safety19 June 201312 July 2013Proposed
Portland Road and Pippin Close, Selston (Prohibition of Waiting) Traffic Regulation Order 2013 (4116)To remove the parked vehicles in the vicinity of the roundabout to improve the access to this roundabout for buses and increase visibility at this locaiton and, therefore, improve safety to road users.19 June 201312 July 2013Proposed
Multi Agency Safeguarding Adults Policy, Procedure and Guidance ReviewTo review and bring up to date the above Policy, Procedure and Guidance.05 June 201321 June 2013Current
Retford Market Place Area - Proposed changes to waiting restrictionsTo prevent congestion and improve road safety by the introduction of waiting restrictions, controls on loading and the provision of dedicated disabled parking.12 June 201325 July 2013Current
Church Lane/Main Street, Harworth - Proposed Waiting RestrictionsTo improve visibility and improve road safety by the introduction of waiting restrictions12 June 201312 July 2013Current
Little Oak Drive / Osier Drive, Annesley - Proposed Waiting RestrictionsTo prevent congestion and improve road safety by the introduction of waiting restrictions.12 June 201312 July 2013Current
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Consultation guides

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