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Draft Rochdale Station Area Supplementary Planning Document (SPD)
The proposed Supplementary Planning Document (SPD) will provide a development strategy for the Rochdale Station area. It outlines potential development opportunities within the area to support the continued regeneration and renewal of the area. The SPD will provide further detailed planning and design advice in order to achieve coherent and comprehensive development within the area and ensure the delivery of the necessary new improvements. How to view and comment on the... MoreClosed 8 April 2021 -
Draft Lower Falinge Supplementary Planning Document (SPD) Consultation
The proposed Supplementary Planning Document (SPD) will provide a development strategy for the Lower Falinge area. It outlines potential development opportunities within the area including options for the scale and mix of future proposals on a number of different sites. The SPD will provide further detailed guidance in order to achieve coherent and comprehensive development within the area and ensure the delivery of the necessary new infrastructure. How to view and comment on the draft... MoreClosed 26 March 2021 -
Children and Young People’s Emotional and Mental Health Services Consultation
Do you have views on children’s health services in Rochdale? NHS Heywood, Middleton and Rochdale Clinical Commissioning Group (HMR CCG), Rochdale Borough Council (RBC) and our partners are planning the services we will need to buy and deliver to children and young people when the covid-19 pandemic is over or allows. We want to involve local people, patients, service users, carers and families in the planning of these services. As a first step, we... MoreClosed 1 March 2021 -
Dippy Feedback
Dippy, the famous Diplodocus from London’s Natural History Museum, has had a wonderful stay with us in the North West, welcoming over 120,000 visitors, including 8,000 children from schools in Rochdale and the wider region. It’s been an incredible journey and we’ve loved seeing the scientists of the future engage with this famous exhibit and the wonderful exhibition, both in person and online. Dippy has certainly made a big impression here in the borough of Rochdale and we would... MoreClosed 28 February 2021 -
Castleton Phase 1 – BeeNetwork Walking & Cycling
Rochdale Borough Council welcomes you to our Castleton Phase 1 – BeeNetwork Walking & Cycling Virtual Public Consultation. You can view the latest scheme designs, visualisations & other relevant information by hovering over each information button. You can also submit feedback on the proposals by accessing the feedback section of this virtual consultation service and also take part in our online survey. MoreClosed 22 February 2021 -
NH-2021-22-007 - Review of Town Centre Enforcement Warden Service
Overview of proposal The review will remove three Town Centre Enforcement Warden posts managed within the Community Safety Team. Overall impact of proposed change The impact of deleting the three Town Centre Enforcement Wardens posts would reduce the Council’s resources that deal with anti-social behaviours, particularly in Rochdale Town Centre. It would also reduce the resources available for responding to the illegal... MoreClosed 17 February 2021 -
ASC-2021-22-005 - Changes to Adult Care Charging Policy
Overview of proposal It is proposed that new charges are introduced as follows: Administrative charges for full cost payers The Charging Policy mandates that anyone with capital / assets worth more than £23,250 (excluding the value of the home for non- residential services) and/or sufficient income will pay for the full cost of their care and support. These people are known as ‘full cost payers’. For service users on managed... MoreClosed 17 February 2021 -
The Bee Network Proposal Castleton
The Bee Network is a proposal to make Greater Manchester an easier place for people to get around on foot or by bike. Our aim is to make the city region a nicer place to live, work, get on and grow old and to connect every neighborhood and community, while helping people be less dependent on cars. The proposal centres around an 1,800 mile joined up cycling and walking network which will help GM become a true cycling and walking city region. As a result of this Rochdale Borough... MoreClosed 12 February 2021 -
Summative self-assessment – Early Math’s Reception
Summative self-assessment – Early Math’s Reception MoreClosed 31 January 2021 -
Initial self-assessment – Early Math’s Reception
initial self-assessment – Early Math’s Reception MoreClosed 31 January 2021 -
Early Math’s (Reception) Evaluation
Family Learning Service Now that you have completed the course it would be very helpful for us to know what you thought about it. MoreClosed 31 January 2021 -
Gating Order / Public Spaces Protection Order Consultation (36-38 Parsons Drive, Middleton)
Rochdale council has previously installed gates adjacent to your property/within your local vicinity to reduce crime and anti-social behaviour in your neighbourhood. The gates which were initially installed under a gating order have now been replaced by a Public Spaces Protection Orders (PSPO), under the provisions of the Anti-Social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014. Under this legislation PSPO’s can only remain in place for a maximum of 3 years, unless extended by further order.... MoreClosed 5 January 2021 -
Gating Order / Public Spaces Protection Order Consultation (34-35 Conway Close / 23-25 Uplands, Alkrington, Middleton)
Rochdale council has previously installed gates adjacent to your property/within your local vicinity to reduce crime and anti-social behaviour in your neighbourhood. The gates which were initially installed under a gating order have now been replaced by a Public Spaces Protection Orders (PSPO), under the provisions of the Anti-Social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014. Under this legislation PSPO’s can only remain in place for a maximum of 3 years, unless extended by further order.... MoreClosed 5 January 2021 -
Gating Order / Public Spaces Protection Order Consultation (97-99 Mossway / 58-60 Moss Lane, Alkrington, Middleton)
Rochdale council has previously installed gates adjacent to your property/within your local vicinity to reduce crime and anti-social behaviour in your neighbourhood. The gates which were initially installed under a gating order have now been replaced by a Public Spaces Protection Orders (PSPO), under the provisions of the Anti-Social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014. Under this legislation PSPO’s can only remain in place for a maximum of 3 years, unless extended by further order.... MoreClosed 5 January 2021 -
Gating Order / Public Spaces Protection Order Consultation (14-15 Maple Close, Middleton)
Rochdale council has previously installed gates adjacent to your property/within your local vicinity to reduce crime and anti-social behaviour in your neighbourhood. The gates which were initially installed under a gating order have now been replaced by a Public Spaces Protection Orders (PSPO), under the provisions of the Anti-Social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014. Under this legislation PSPO’s can only remain in place for a maximum of 3 years, unless extended by further order.... MoreClosed 5 January 2021 -
Gating Order / Public Spaces Protection Order Consultation - (2-36 Westminster St/ Brimrod School)
Rochdale council has previously installed gates adjacent to your property/within your local vicinity to reduce crime and anti-social behaviour in your neighbourhood. The gates which were initially installed under a gating order have now been replaced by a Public Spaces Protection Orders (PSPO), under the provisions of the Anti-Social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014. Under this legislation PSPO’s can only remain in place for a maximum of 3 years, unless extended by further order.... MoreClosed 5 January 2021 -
Summative self assessment – Nursery Sacks
Summative self assessment – Nursery Sacks MoreClosed 31 December 2020 -
Nursery Sacks Evaluation
Now that you have completed the course it would be very helpful for us to know what you thought about it. Could you please take a little time to complete the following form? MoreClosed 31 December 2020 -
Care & Support Fees Consultation - 2021/22
Caring for frontline staff as council leader leads way on pay boost Thousands of frontline care staff across the borough are in line for a pay boost after the council backed the introduction of the real living wage. Council leader Allen Brett led the way in campaigning for the increase to ensure workers dealing with the coronavirus pandemic are better paid. From early next year hundreds of workers across the local care sector will have their pay packets... MoreClosed 23 December 2020 -
Clean Air Greater Manchester
The proposed GM Clean Air Plan includes launching and operating a GM-wide Clean Air Zone (CAZ), with a number of temporary and permanent discounts and exemptions for some vehicle types. Private cars and motorbikes are not included in the scheme. As well as that, the proposals include a package of support funding, to help upgrade vehicles across Greater Manchester. MoreClosed 3 December 2020 -
Greater Manchester & Private Hire Minimum Licensing Standards
Taxis and private hire vehicles play a vital role in keeping Greater Manchester moving, enabling people to make tens of millions of journeys every year. The 10 Greater Manchester licensing authorities are committed to supporting the taxi and private hire sector, to make sure it continues to fulfil that crucial role into the future and achieve the vision of a stronger and healthier sector, providing consistently safe and high quality services to residents and visitors across the whole of... MoreClosed 3 December 2020 -
Langley Community Benefit Society – Housing Consultation
The Langley Community Benefit Society is a co-operative community owned and controlled organisation. It works with partners for the benefit of the community in Langley, Middleton. The society's focus is on building social housing, available for rent. They are now consulting on the need and type of housing that is required in Langley. MoreClosed 9 November 2020 -
Adult Care Day Services Review 2020 - Service Users
Rochdale Council is exploring different ways of working for day care services. Day care services are different activities for people who need support during the day. Many of these services had to close during the Covid-19 lock down. Now they are open they can’t safely fit in as many people. Rochdale Council wants to make sure everyone who needs support can access it even if we have another Covid lock-down. This might include... MoreClosed 30 October 2020 -
Health and Care Priorities in Rochdale
Background The Heywood, Middleton and Rochdale Clinical Commissioning Group (HMR CCG) is your local NHS service who buy health services that specifically meet the needs of our local people. Alongside Rochdale Borough Council, HMR CCG have made plans and priorities for Health and Care services to be delivered over the next 12 to 18 months to support our community, these plans are called Commissioning Intentions. Having reviewed information and intelligence about how people... MoreClosed 7 October 2020 -
Transforming Services – Rochdale Adult Care Prevention Services
We are proud of the adult care services we deliver across the borough that are delivered to vulnerable adults and young people. Our high-quality range of provision support hundreds of residents with a directly provided service, day in day out. To ensure our services continue to be provided to the highest possible standard, we are constantly looking to improve and enhance our offer to local residents. MoreClosed 14 September 2020 -
Towns Fund Public Consultation 2020
Last September, Rochdale was named as one of a 101 places in the UK to share in the £3.6 billion Towns Fund, which aims to ‘support towns to build prosperous futures’. Rochdale will benefit from a new ‘Town Deal’, which aims to boost towns through improving transport, broadband connectivity and providing social and cultural infrastructure. The government chose the boundary for the Town Deal and the area where we can spend the money includes Rochdale Town Centre,... MoreClosed 14 September 2020 -
Revised Local List for Validation of Planning Applications July 2020
Local Planning Authorities are required to publish a list of information they require to validate planning applications. This validation list is comprised of two components; the national requirements, including the application form, the fee, certificates etc., and the specific local validation requirements, known as the ‘Local List’, based on the particular type, scale or location of development. MoreClosed 14 September 2020 -
Licensing Act 2003: Statement of Licensing Policy 2021-2026
We are reviewing our Statement of Licensing Policy under Section 5 of the Licensing Act 2003. The Statement details the policy considerations to be applied in response to licence applications for the sale and supply of alcohol, the provision of regulated entertainment and the provision of late night refreshment and will form the basis of licensing decisions taken by the Council in its capacity as the ‘Licensing Authority’. ... MoreClosed 11 September 2020 -
Rochdale residents: have your say on new council ward boundaries
We are asking local people and organisations for their help to draw up new ward boundaries across Rochdale. The Commission has also announced that it is minded to recommend that the council should have 60 councillors in the future. We are now drawing up a new pattern of wards to accommodate 60 councillors. We need your help to tell where the new boundaries should be drawn. Below, you can see the current ward boundaries for Rochdale Borough Council You can submit comments... MoreClosed 31 August 2020 -
Revised Statement of Community Involvement July 2020
The Statement of Community Involvement (SCI) sets out the ways in which the local community, businesses and key organisations can get involved in both the planning application process and key stages in the preparation of different parts of the local plan and other planning policy documents within Rochdale. MoreClosed 24 August 2020
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