The Newcastle Under Lyme Borough Council embarks on a transformative journey with the One Council Programme, focusing on collaborative design, driving change, and establishing design principles for their Future Operating Model (FOM). Pre-launch activities include high-level assessments, benchmarking

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The Portfolio Committee on Higher Education, Science, and Innovation discussed progress in implementing the Administrator's close-out report, recruitment of the Vice-Chancellor, plans for part-time worker employment, reports on fraud and corruption in student accommodation, stability of the Council

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The Quality Improvement Council Meeting on August 2, 2023, covered updates on Behavioral Health, including Federal Compliance, Electronic Visit Verification, Community Practices, Innovation, and the Bureau of Children's Coordinated Health Policy and Supports. Discussions on current initiatives, such

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Living Well in Wigan Borough is a community mental health service aiming to transform mental health care by focusing on a place-based approach and integrating services for better outcomes. The initiative addresses issues such as fragmentation in care, access barriers, and delays in receiving appropr

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The Quality Improvement Council Meeting on October 4th, 2023, focused on various updates and initiatives within behavioral health services, federal compliance, and quality management. Discussions included updates on CMS BH quality measures, performance bonus programs, and efforts to reduce dispariti

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The DEQ Subdivision Task Force Advisory Council held a meeting to discuss rule updates, legislative sessions, and progress reports. The council comprises members from various sectors related to environmental regulations in Montana. The agenda included topics such as groundwater pollution control per

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Brent, an outer London Borough in North West London, is home to a culturally diverse population of nearly 340,000 residents. The borough faces challenges such as poverty and deprivation, with specific focus on addressing health inequalities, supporting mental health and wellbeing, and empowering vul

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The Local Plan for Housing Delivery in the borough outlines a comprehensive strategy focusing on spatial locations, land supply, and housing trajectory. It identifies strategic locations for growth, promotes intensification, and details land ownership distribution. The plan includes the development

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The Private Rented Housing Consultation Event held by the London Borough of Waltham Forest on 28th February 2024 focused on property licensing schemes, including the overview of licensing regimes, current schemes in Waltham Forest, proposed new licensing designations, objectives, fees, and more. The

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Borough Council meeting agenda for April 20, 2023, includes various reports, public comments, resolutions, and discussions on old and new business. The Treasurer's report outlines assets, investments, accounts payable, and long-term debt. The meeting covers a wide range of topics essential for the f

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The Jermyn Borough Council Meeting on April 20, 2023, covered a comprehensive agenda including reports from various departments, updates on funds and investments, accounts payable details, and discussions on old and new business items. The treasurer's report highlighted the assets, investments, and

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Tower Hamlets in 2020 saw a significant decrease in deprivation levels compared to 2015-2019, although 60% of the borough remains in the 30% most deprived areas of England. Child and elderly poverty rates are notably high, with in-work poverty also on the rise. Various welfare reforms have impacted

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The Westfield Advisory Council on Disabilities Ordinance aims to represent and address the needs and challenges faced by individuals with disabilities in Westfield. The Council will collaborate with the local community, city officials, and stakeholders to establish priorities, strategies, and partne

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This document compares the benefit provisions related to overtime, compensatory time, and longevity between Princeton Township and Borough, along with potential alternatives for each category. Variations in overtime pay, compensatory time policies, and longevity bonuses are discussed, highlighting d

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Discover a new website launched by Bedford Borough that is dedicated to music-making activities for all ages. Sing along to favorite tunes, explore singing techniques, play musical games, and even learn to create music using technology. The site offers videos, song tutorials, warm-up exercises, and

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The Club Sports Council Meeting held on October 4, 2018, covered various important agenda items including introductions, team updates, discussion on club sports council bylaws, upcoming events, budgets, and funding. The event also highlighted the Club Sports Executive Council members and their roles

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Offering grant opportunities for 2018-2019, Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council is conducting roadshows to provide an overview of past funding programs, introduce new funding schemes, answer queries, and facilitate one-on-one meetings. Eligible organizations can apply online by submitting organ

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The Marion County 4-H Council meeting held on March 8, 2021, covered various agenda items including the Pledge of Allegiance, Roll Call, Committee Reports, Unfinished Business, and New Business topics like the Hybrid Model for Chisholm Trail District 4-H. The meeting minutes from January highlighted

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The 54th GST Council meeting introduced crucial GST rate changes on goods and services, new RCM rules, and updates on Section 128A. The Council also recommended B2C e-invoicing rollout and clarified the taxability of various ancillary services.

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Meeting details for the Water Pollution Control Advisory Council's Zoom Meeting on May 19, 2023, address comprehensive rule changes, statutory authority, subdivision sanitation rules, DEQ circulars, and proposed pathways for phase updates. The meeting covers rule updates, standards, and committees w

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The Graduate Council Meeting on March 25, 2020 covered various topics including the seating of substitute council members, consent agenda items, old business discussions on faculty status policies, expired course policies, MFA degrees, and more. Specific issues such as the impact of expired course p

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The London Borough of Barking & Dagenham's Pensions Committee Induction Training provides an in-depth look at the Local Government Pension Scheme (LGPS) in England and Wales. It covers the scheme's nature, governance roles, responsibilities of committee members, and the importance of training. The L

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Denali Borough School District's FY20 budget focuses on nurturing, empowering, and inspiring students to shape a brighter future. The budget breakdown includes revenue sources, enrollment funding, state aid calculations, local contributions, and more, highlighting the district's commitment to provid

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The P2IO Scientific Council conducted a close-out meeting on November 23-24, 2017, focusing on the progress made since the previous meetings. Topics included evaluating LabEx objectives, flagship projects, future plans, funding strategies, and more. The Council commended the management for accomplis

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The Jermyn Borough Council Meeting held on July 18, 2024, covered various important items including the pledge of allegiance, reports from different departments, committee reports, and discussions on new business. The Treasurer's report detailed the assets, investments, accounts payable, and long-te

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Marietta Borough Council will discuss the Stormwater (MS4) Program at the upcoming meeting, covering topics such as the EPA's NPDES permit regulations, public education, illicit discharge detection, and pollution reduction plans. The program aims to manage stormwater discharges and comply with Penns

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Fairbanks North Star Borough School District is committed to promoting social and emotional learning, trauma-informed practices, and student empowerment through initiatives like AK-RISES, PROJECT AWARE, and the Crisis Response Team. With a focus on literacy, school climate, attendance, and staff sup

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The Hurstpierpoint & Sayers Common Parish Council conducted its Annual Parish Meeting on May 22, 2018. The agenda included reports from the Chairman and financial details, such as audited and provisional accounts. Various ongoing and completed projects were highlighted, emphasizing community initiat

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The G-HIVE Voice and Influence Conference on Wednesday, 6th December 2023 aims to review the progress of G-HIVE during Phase 2 Year 1, launch the Royal Borough of Greenwich Voice and Influence Charter, and facilitate understanding of key priority areas for Phase 2 Year 2. The event will focus on bui

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The BSS Division Council met on November 16, 2023, discussing attendance, agenda items, and program reports. The meeting covered various topics including evaluations, annual planning, sabbaticals, and reports from different programs. It was noted that student survey results were delayed and self-eva

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The Market Position Statement (MPS) by London Borough of Croydon aims to enhance communication between the council, service providers, and users to ensure quality services for adults with care needs. It outlines market opportunities, challenges, and the strategic direction for service development, e

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The staff-council relationship plays a crucial role in the success of local government. Municipal council members and administration have distinct roles, with council governing and leading based on public issues, while administration provides advice and carries out council decisions efficiently. Bot

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Imagine Sefton 2030 is a visionary project led by Sefton Council to create a prosperous, safe, and vibrant future for Sefton Borough. Through collaboration with various stakeholders and the community, the initiative aims to stimulate growth, prosperity, and a healthy environment for all residents, w

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Castle Cary Town Council allocated precept funds to various community projects and services in the 23/24 fiscal year. The spending included grass cutting, property maintenance, grants to local organizations, staffing costs, and funding joint projects with developers. Additionally, large grants were

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The School Climate and Connectedness Survey (SCCS) in Denali Borough School District provides insight into student and staff perceptions on various topics such as peer alcohol use, student risk behaviors, culture, safety, and more. The survey data from 2015, 2017, and 2018 show trends in favorable r

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Brent, an outer London Borough in North West London, is culturally diverse with a significant population identifying as Black, Asian, or Minority Ethnic. The borough is committed to addressing health inequalities and supporting vulnerable adults through community care and better mental health servic

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The London Borough of Barnet has three parliamentary constituencies represented by Conservative MPs. Local councillors, elected by the community, play a crucial role in decision-making at the council level. With 63 councillors split among 21 wards, political parties maintain a balance in representin

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This amendment proposes slight changes to the Council-Manager Act of 1982 to provide cities with the option to tailor their governing bodies for better representation of their population and demographics. It introduces a 5 or 7 member council with the Mayor as part of the council and a professional

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The Financial Managers Council meeting on March 14, 2017, discussed updates regarding the AP User Group, invoice receipt date changes, decision council outcomes, STAR recommendations, AP batch process updates, project costing testing, and more. Recommendations were made to enhance the voucher stagin

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Design Summer 2019 led to the creation of a borough-wide challenge in Doncaster, focusing on single-use plastic and sustainability. Local businesses collaborated to pose real scenarios for KS3 students, encouraging them to come up with solutions. Teaching packs were developed to support schools in e

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