Statement of Community Consultation. DCO STAGE TWO How NuGen will consult with you on its proposals
|
|
- Barbra Burns
- 6 years ago
- Views:
Transcription
1 Statement of Community Consultation DCO STAGE TWO How NuGen will consult with you on its proposals APRIL 2016
2 Contents SECTION PAGE 1. Consulting you on NuGen s proposals 3 2. About NuGen and the Moorside Project 5 3. National policy 7 4. The Development Consent Order process 8 5. Environmental impact 9 6. Local context DCO Stage Two Consultation Contact NuGen 19 PAGE 2
3 1. Consulting you on NuGen s proposals NuGeneration Limited (NuGen), is currently developing its proposals for the Moorside Project. The Moorside Project includes the construction and operation of a new nuclear power station of up to 3.8 GW gross capacity. This figure is subject to turbine and technology choices which NuGen is currently considering and as a result, the actual generating capacity for the turbine and technology that is ultimately selected may be 5% higher or lower than this figure. The Moorside Power Station will be located on land (referred to in this document as the Moorside site ), which is to the west and north of the existing Sellafield Site, in Cumbria. The Moorside Project also includes other development such as worker accommodation, railway works and highway works. The entirety of these works comprise the Moorside Project, and the sites are collectively referred to as the Moorside Project sites. The Moorside Project is what is known as a Nationally Significant Infrastructure Project (NSIP) and so must be consented through the Planning Act 2008 via a Development Consent Order (DCO). Any decision on consenting the Moorside Project under the Planning Act 2008 would be made by the Secretary of State, following submission of an application by NuGen (anticipated to be made in Spring 2017) and an examination of that application which would be conducted by the Planning Inspectorate (anticipated to be in 2017/2018). The land for the future Moorside Power Station has been identified by the Government in a national policy statement as potentially suitable for a new nuclear power station. Before a DCO application can be made, NuGen is required to consult with those living in the vicinity of the land to which NuGen s proposed application relates (under Section 47 of the Planning Act 2008). NuGen is also required to consult with local authorities, persons with an interest in the land and prescribed statutory bodies (under Section 42 of the Planning Act 2008), as well as publicising its proposed application nationally (under Section 48 of the Planning Act 2008). NuGen is very keen to hear the views of local people that can help it develop the project in the best way. PAGE 3
4 1. Consulting you on NuGen s proposals NuGen s process for consulting people living in the vicinity of the land involves two stages: Stage One: Strategic Issues Consultation, which was carried out from 16th May 2015 to 25th July Information on how NuGen has taken into consideration the feedback received during Stage One consultation can be found in the Stage One Consultation Feedback Report, which is available at Stage Two: Proposed Scheme Consultation which will run from 14th May 2016 to 30th July This Statement of Community Consultation (SoCC) sets out how NuGen will carry out the Stage Two Consultation and consult with people in the vicinity of the development. The two stages of consultation will together help to shape the Moorside Project prior to the DCO application being submitted in In developing this SoCC, NuGen has consulted with the relevant local authorities and has taken their views into account. The relevant local authorities are: Copeland Borough Council the Moorside site is in Copeland and what is known as Associated Development will also take place there. Associated Development is defined in the Planning Act 2008 and is development which is associated with all or part of an NSIP. Allerdale Borough Council Associated Development may also take place in Allerdale. Cumbria County Council the Moorside site and any Associated Development would be located within Cumbria. NuGen also consulted with and has taken into consideration any comments from Eden District Council, Barrow-in-Furness Borough Council and Carlisle City Council on a draft version of the SoCC. This is because NuGen was considering potential development in these areas at the time of consulting on the draft SoCC, which are not now being taken forward by NuGen as part of its proposals for the Moorside Project. This SoCC covers details of: WHO WHEN WHAT HOW NuGen describes which groups of people it will be consulting. NuGen sets out when it intends to consult with you. NuGen describes what it is proposing to develop, what the process is for getting consent to carry out the project, and what it will be consulting on. NuGen sets out how it will consult with you and how it will take into account the responses we receive. PAGE 4
5 2. About NuGen and the Moorside Project NuGen is a UK nuclear company and is a joint venture between Toshiba and Engie. NuGen combines the strengths of its two parent companies two strong multinational companies with reputations for operational and engineering excellence, combined with comprehensive experience and expertise in the energy sector and over 350,000 employees worldwide. NuGen s nuclear reactor technology provider is Westinghouse Electric Company, a group company of Toshiba, and a leading supplier of nuclear plant products and technologies to utilities throughout the world. Westinghouse technology is the basis for approximately onehalf of the world s operating nuclear plants, including more than 50 percent of those in Europe. NuGen is proposing to construct, operate and maintain a nuclear power station at the Moorside site in West Cumbria with the capacity to provide approximately seven percent of the UK s current electricity requirement of low-carbon electricity, equivalent to meeting the electricity needs of about 6 million homes. The Westinghouse AP1000 Reactor The Moorside Power Station will include up to three Westinghouse AP1000 reactors, supporting cooling tunnels and related infrastructure, fuel and waste storage facilities, offices, training facilities, a visitor centre and other ancillary buildings, electricity transmission infrastructure, earthworks and landscaping and access and transport arrangements. NuGen is also proposing to carry out works to create new stretches of railway stations and platforms on additional sites at and between Corkickle and Mirehouse, new track at St Bees and at least one rail spur into the Moorside site with associated stations, platforms, sidings and rail freight facilities. These railway works may also qualify as an NSIP, subject to their final design. Similarly, NuGen is proposing to carry out works for a Marine Off-Loading Facility (MOLF), which will comprise various elements to allow for ships and vessels to load and unload cargo, which may also, subject to final design, qualify as an NSIP. AP1000 is a trademark of Westinghouse Electric Company LLC. All rights reserved. PAGE 5
6 2. About NuGen and the Moorside Project NuGen is also proposing to seek consent for development associated with the Moorside Power Station (Associated Development). This will include works at the Moorside site, worker accommodation sites at Corkickle, Egremont and Mirehouse, and highways improvement works on a further nine additional sites within Cumbria. If the railway works or the MOLF are not ultimately definable as an NSIP, they may be included in the proposed DCO as Associated Development. Highway, bridge, rail and storage buildings and facilities works are also proposed at the Port of Workington, unless final logistics assessments prove they are not necessary to support the project. For Associated Development required by NuGen only during the construction phase of the Moorside Power Station, but not during its operational phase, NuGen will seek to encourage the potential for alternative permanent uses for the land, infrastructure and buildings as appropriate. The project will also use existing facilities to support the development of Moorside which will not need to be built. In these cases NuGen or its contractors will enter into commercial arrangements for use of these facilities. The Moorside Project is anticipated to generate up to 21,000 jobs in total through the construction, operation and eventual decommissioning of the Moorside Nuclear Power Station. NuGen will seek to maximise the opportunities for local jobs, resulting both directly and indirectly from the Moorside Project during construction and operation. The large increase in expenditure locally will also have benefits for local businesses, services and the Cumbrian economy in general. More detail about the Moorside Project will be available from 14th May 2016 in NuGen s consultation documents. PAGE 6
7 3. National policy The Secretary of State has set out policies in relation to NSIPs in national policy statements. The Secretary of State must determine NuGen s future application for a DCO in accordance with the Planning Act 2008 and the following national policy statements: overarching National Policy Statement for Energy (NPS EN-1); and National Policy Statement for Nuclear Energy Generation (NPS EN-6). These documents can be viewed in detail at the following web address: Collectively, these national policy statements establish that there is an urgent need for new electricity generating capacity, including from nuclear. NPS EN-6 makes clear that the need for a nuclear generating station at what is named the Moorside site has been demonstrated (it is referred to in the national policy statement as Sellafield ). The Moorside Project is a priority project in the National Infrastructure Plan (2014). The national policy statements also direct the Examining Authority about the matters, which they should and should not examine. In particular paragraph of NPS EN-6 states that the Examining Authority should not duplicate the functions of the nuclear regulators the Office for Nuclear Regulation (ONR) and the Environment Agency (EA). As such the remit of the DCO process will focus on local impacts but not matters related to nuclear safety, security, protection of people or the safe transport of nuclear material, or in the case of the EA, environmental protection. These matters will be considered by the ONR, the EA and other agencies through the nuclear site licence process. PAGE 7
8 4. The Development Consent Order process NuGen will apply to the Secretary of State under the Planning Act 2008 for a DCO to construct, operate and maintain the nuclear power station and the Associated Development related to it. The DCO is also proposed to include powers for the compulsory acquisition of land and interests in land in order to allow for the effective delivery of the Moorside Project. NuGen s application would be submitted to the Planning Inspectorate in If the application is accepted, an Examining Authority will be appointed to examine NuGen s application and representations made on it by interested parties. The Examining Authority will then submit its recommendation on the application to the Secretary of State who will make the final decision. Relevant local authorities will have an important role in this process. Local authorities, which may include Copeland Borough Council, Allerdale Borough Council, Eden District Council, Barrow-in- Furness Borough Council, Carlisle City Council and Cumbria County Council, may comment upon both the content and the quality of the Stage One and Stage Two consultations by making an adequacy of consultation representation to the Planning Inspectorate shortly after the application is submitted. Relevant local authorities will also be invited to produce a local impact report following the submission of NuGen s DCO application, which will give details of the likely impacts on the authorities area(s) arising from the Moorside Project. The Secretary of State must have regard to any local impact reports when making a decision on whether or not to grant a DCO for a project. Anyone will be able to comment on the proposals during the Stage Two Consultation and views from consultees will be important in helping NuGen to develop the Moorside Project further. Once NuGen s application has been submitted to the Planning Inspectorate in 2017, then anyone will be able to register and make representations regarding the Moorside Project to the examining authority. Further information on the DCO process can be found on the Planning Inspectorate s website at the following web address: Possible planning application for site preparation works In addition to the DCO for the Moorside Project, NuGen may also consider submitting a planning application to Copeland Borough Council (as the local planning authority) under the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 for certain early site preparation works, seeking permission for these works in advance of the decision on the DCO. If so, NuGen will aim to carry out a consultation on the scope of any proposed early site preparation works at the same time as the Stage Two Consultation starting in May PAGE 8
9 5. Environmental impact Site characterisation work at the Moorside site For any project of this scale it is necessary to produce a detailed assessment of the likely significant environmental effects both positive and negative, and to consider the best way of mitigating significant adverse effects. This process is known as an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA). The Moorside Project falls within the scope of the Infrastructure Planning (EIA) Regulations 2009 (as amended) and as such, an environmental statement will be submitted with the DCO application in Preliminary environmental information will be presented with the Stage Two Consultation through the Preliminary Environmental Information Report (pursuant to Regulation 10 of the Infrastructure Planning (EIA) Regulations 2009 (as amended)) in order to allow consultation feedback to be given. Where there are significant adverse effects arising from the Moorside Project, NuGen will, where possible, propose mitigation measures to prevent, reduce and where possible, offset them. PAGE 9
10 6. Local context NuGen s plans for consulting people living in the vicinity of the Moorside Project sites have been developed with consideration to the local context in West Cumbria and Cumbria. Cumbria is a geographically large county with a relatively small, dispersed population. Physically it is dominated by its mountainous centre, which is recognised for the importance of the tourism economy and for its environmental and landscape quality (by its designation as the Lake District National Park). The Moorside site sits on the coast in West Cumbria in the western extremity of the county. A characteristic of West Cumbria is the undulating coastal strip of land between the mountains to the east and the sea to the west. Its transport links have developed north to south along the coastal strip and its economic and social links reflect this. The coastal strip has historically had a higher concentration of industrial activity, which has included shipping, coal, iron and steel, chemicals and more recently, the nuclear industry. This activity was supported by sea-based transport. The functional area of West Cumbria includes Copeland and Allerdale Borough Council areas. Barrow-in-Furness to the south has a similar industrial background but is geographically separated by the Duddon Estuary. Data from the Cumbria Intelligence Observatory indicates that international inward migration has had little impact on the character of the West Cumbrian and Cumbrian communities. Ninety six percent of Cumbrian residents and ninety seven percent of West Cumbrian residents were born in the UK compared to eighty six percent of UK residents. There has been a trend of young people leaving the area to develop their careers and, compared to the national average, West Cumbria has a lower proportion of people in the age range 0-44, a higher proportion of people in the age range 45-84, and a similar number of people aged 85-and-over. Statistics released by the Department of Communities and Local Government in September 2015, show that Copeland is in the top thirty percent of deprived districts nationally. Parts of Cleator Moor, central and south Whitehaven and Frizington fall within the most deprived ten percent nationally across a range of indicators. Parts of Workington and Maryport also fall in the most deprived ten percent. Remoteness from services, poor transport and poor broadband facilities affect more rural parts of the area. These factors have been taken into account in developing NuGen s approach to this consultation as set out in this SoCC. Previous consultation The DCO Stage One Strategic Issues Consultation, was carried out from 16th May 2015 to 25th July This previous stage of the consultation was focused on strategic issues for the Moorside Project, including NuGen s requirements and approach, broad locations and search areas for Associated Development, preliminary environmental information compiled by NuGen to date on the Moorside Project, and an indication of the scale of development. This consultation did not include detailed proposals for development, site layouts or designs. The responses received have been used to guide NuGen s development of proposals for the forthcoming DCO Stage Two Consultation. Included in the consultation materials for DCO Stage Two will be an Interim Consultation Report which sets out how NuGen has had regard to the responses received during the Stage One Consultation and where NuGen has not been able to act on feedback. In the case of the latter NuGen will explain why. PAGE 10
11 7. DCO Stage Two Consultation When NuGen will consult The Stage Two DCO Consultation will begin on 14th May 2016, for 11 weeks, finishing on 30th July The consultation will be aligned with the publication of national and local notices under Section 48 of the Planning Act It will also align with consultation with key local authorities, prescribed statutory consultees and those with an interest in the land under Section 42 of the Planning Act A DCO application is anticipated to be submitted in What NuGen is consulting on The DCO Stage Two Consultation is the Proposed Scheme Consultation. This stage will present details of the proposed Moorside Project, including: site layout and design principles for the Moorside Power Station; proposals for the railway works, MOLF and specific Associated Development; preliminary environmental information and supporting technical documents for the Moorside Project; and details of feedback received under the Stage One Consultation and how NuGen has taken into account this feedback. NuGen is not seeking feedback on the need for a nuclear power station at the Moorside site as this issue has been covered through the national policy statements. In this stage of consultation, we are seeking your feedback on: the draft proposals for the Moorside Power Station; the draft proposals for the railway works and Marine Off-Loading Facility and the Associated Development; NuGen s proposed mitigation measures; the preliminary environmental information; and any other issues, suggestions or feedback that you may have. What documents NuGen will consult on for the Stage Two Consultation Consultation materials will be made available to explain various elements of the Moorside Project. Information will be available at three broad levels of detail. The following documents will be available throughout the consultation period, starting on 14th May Promotional: this material will contain summary information about the Moorside Project. Its primary role is to promote the consultation and direct people to where they can find more information. More detail about NuGen s promotional campaign can be found on page 15 of this document. PAGE 11
12 7. DCO Stage Two Consultation Overview: this material is designed to give a thorough but non-technical overview of the proposals, key issues, benefits and potential impacts of the Moorside Project and will include: Proposed Scheme Overview: this will contain non-technical information about the proposals, including a guide to which documents contain more detail on specific issues. Statement of Community Consultation (SoCC): this document. Detail: this material will contain a variety of more detailed information and will include: Proposed Scheme: this will include more detail about the Moorside Project proposals and a non-technical summary of the Preliminary Environmental Information Report. Technical Pack: this will include the Preliminary Environmental Impact Report and Technical Figures and Drawings. In addition, the following documents will be provided: The Interim Consultation Report will set out the responses received in the DCO Stage One Consultation and how NuGen has taken account of these responses. A feedback form will be available in order to collect responses to the consultation. This will be available as a printed form as well as being available online. Where to find more information From 14th May 2016 to 30th July 2016, hard copies of all of Stage Two Consultation documents (including this SoCC) will be available to view at NuGen s Moorside Information Centre at the Civic Hall in Whitehaven town centre, where we will also maintain an exhibition throughout the consultation period. The centre will be open Monday to Friday 10am to 4pm and Saturday mornings 10am to 12pm. The documents will also be available at all of NuGen s public exhibitions which will be open between 11am and 7.30pm. They will be available from 14th May 2016 to 30th July 2016 in selected libraries and in the main offices of relevant district and county councils (see below). Copies of the documents will be available to view and to download from the project website (www. nugenconsultation.com), and will also be made available on a digital storage device at no charge. Printed copies of the technical documents and plans are available upon request, however there may be a charge required to cover the cost of printing larger documents. This charge may be waived at the discretion of NuGen. You can access the documents from the following Council offices: The Copeland Centre, Catherine Street, Whitehaven, CA28 7SJ. Open 8.45am-5.15pm Monday, Tuesday and Thursday, 10am-5.15pm Wednesday and 8.45am-4.30pm Friday. Allerdale House, Workington, CA14 3YJ. Open 8.45am-5pm Monday to Thursday and 8.45am- 4.30pm Friday. The Courts, Carlisle, CA3 8NA. Open 9am-5pm Monday to Thursday and 9am- 4.30pm Friday. County Hall, Kendal, LA9 4RQ. Open 9am-5pm Monday to Thursday and 9am- 4.30pm Friday. PAGE 12
13 7. DCO Stage Two Consultation You can access all the documents in hard copy from the following public libraries from 14th May 2016 to 30th July 2016: Libraries Whitehaven Library, Lowther Street, Whitehaven, CA28 7QZ Workington Library, Vulcans Lane, Workington, CA14 2ND Carlisle Library, 11 Globe Lane, Carlisle, CA3 8NX Barrow Library, Ramsden Square, Barrow-in-Furness, LA14 1LL Penrith Library, St. Andrew`s Churchyard, Penrith, CA11 7YA Kendal Library, Stricklandgate, Kendal, LA9 4PY Opening times Mon 9am 5pm, Tues 9am 6pm, Wed 9am 5pm, Thurs 9am 6pm, Fri 9am 5pm, Sat 10am 2pm, Sun closed Mon 9am 6pm, Tues 9am 5pm, Wed 9am 6pm, Thurs 9am 5pm, Fri 9am 5pm, Sat 9am 2pm, Sun closed Mon 9am 5:30pm, Tues 9am 7pm, Wed 9am 5:30pm, Thurs 9am 7pm, Fri 9am 5:30pm, Sat 9am 5pm, Sun 12 4pm Mon 9.30am 7pm, Tues 9.30am 5pm, Wed 9.30am 7pm, Thurs 9.30am 5pm, Fri 9.30am 5pm, Sat 10am 4pm, Sun 12pm 4pm Mon 10am 7pm, Tues 10am 7pm, Wed 10am 1pm, Thurs 10am 5pm, Fri 10am 5pm, Sat 10am 4pm, Sun 12pm 4pm Mon 9.30am 7pm, Tues 9.30am 5pm, Wed 9.30am 7pm, Thurs 9.30am 12pm, Fri 9.30am 5pm, Sat 9.30am 3.30pm, Sun 12pm 4pm Copies of the Proposed Scheme Overview and the Proposed Scheme will also be available to view in hard copy at the following local libraries from 14th May 2016 to 30th July Digital copies will be available at these locations for the other consultation documents. Copies of this SoCC will be available at these locations from 7th April Libraries Cleator Moor Library, Market Square, Cleator Moor, CA25 5AP Egremont Library, Main Street, Egremont,CA22 2DB Seascale Library, Gosforth Road, Seascale, CA20 1PN Mirehouse Library, Meadow Road, Whitehaven, CA28 8ER Gosforth Library, Public Hall, Gosforth, Seascale, CA20 1AS Opening times Mon 9am 12pm & 1pm 5pm, Tues 9am 12pm & 1pm 5pm, Wed closed, Thurs 9am 12pm & 1pm 5pm, Fri 9am 12pm & 1 5pm, Sat & Sun closed Mon 9am 12pm & 1pm 5pm, Tues 9am 12pm & 1pm 5pm, Wed closed, Thurs 9am 12pm & 1pm 5pm, Fri 9am 12pm & 1 5pm, Sat 10am 12pm, Sun closed Mon 10am 12.30pm & 1pm 5pm, Tues closed, Wed 10am 12.30pm & 1pm-5pm, Thurs closed, Fri 10am 12.30pm & 1pm-5pm, Sat & Sun closed Mon 2pm 5pm, Tues closed, Wed 2pm 5pm, Thurs closed, Fri 2pm 5pm, Sat & Sun closed Mon 10am 12pm, Tues closed, Wed 2.30pm 5pm, Thurs closed, Fri 10am 12pm, Sat & Sun closed Cockermouth Library, 92 Main Street, Cockermouth, CA13 9LU Mon 9.30am-6pm, Tues 9.30am-5pm, Wed 9.30am-6pm, Thurs 9.30am-12.30pm, Fri 9.30am-5pm, Sat 9.30am-12.30pm, Sun closed PAGE 13
14 7. DCO Stage Two Consultation How will NuGen engage with people? NuGen will engage with people in a number of ways throughout the consultation process to ensure people are given the opportunity to find out more and take part. Exhibitions Exhibitions: NuGen will provide information and the opportunity to talk to its expert team about the Moorside Project, helping you to understand the proposals and reply to the consultation. These public exhibitions will be open from 11am to 7.30pm to allow access for as many people as possible (with the exception of NuGen s permanent exhibition at the Moorside Information Centre, see below). A list of where NuGen will be holding exhibitions can be found on page 16 of this document. You will find more information on when and where the events are taking place in NuGen s newsletter (see overleaf) and on the consultation website: NuGen will also advertise in the local press and media. NuGen s Moorside Information Centre at the Civic Hall in Whitehaven town centre will hold a continuous exhibition for the period of the consultation, which opens Monday to Friday 10am to 4pm and Saturday mornings 10am to 12pm. Here you can get information, ask questions and feedback your views. Direct Mail Direct Mail: NuGen will send the Proposed Scheme Overview, which will include details of all the exhibition events and a feedback form to all postal addresses within the area shown on the map below. This area equates to the Whitehaven Travel to Work Area (TTWA*) combined with addresses within 0.5km of any Moorside Project site that is located outside this area. NuGen will also send copies to those within the vicinity of a Moorside Project site on request. If you don t receive a copy of these documents, and believe that you should have, please contact NuGen for further copies to be sent out. Ullock Distington Lamplugh Whitehaven Cleator Moor St Bees Egremont Moorside Cockley Beck Seascale Ulpha Broughton-in-Furness Hallthwaites Millom Askam-in-Furness Barrow-in-Furness Whitehaven Travel to Work direct mailing area * The criteria determined by the Office for National Statistics for defining TTWAs is that generally at least 75 percent of an area s resident workforce work in the area and at least 75 percent of the people who work in the area also live in the area. PAGE 14
15 7. DCO Stage Two Consultation Newsletter Newsletter: NuGen will produce a newsletter which will be available on its consultation website: and will be ed to everyone who registers via the website to receive it. The newsletter will provide detail on the consultation, including how to get involved and where more information can be found. This is the newsletter that will be sent to certain addresses by direct mail as described in the direct mail section. Press Campaign: This SoCC will be advertised in the following local newspapers: Press Campaign TV/Radio Posters Website Whitehaven News News and Star Times and Star Cumberland News Cumberland and Westmorland Herald Westmorland Gazette North West Evening Mail Keswick Reminder NuGen will run a press campaign from April 2016, including press releases and adverts. It will also offer press briefings to all significant local news publications. This campaign will announce and give information on NuGen s consultation events in advance of the start of the consultation period on 14th May 2016 and will run throughout the consultation period. TV/Radio: NuGen will promote the consultation and events by offering interviews and briefings. Posters: These will include details of local exhibitions and how to respond to the consultation. NuGen will send these to all parish and town councils in the districts where development is proposed as part of the Moorside Project to enable them to promote the consultation. Website: All consultation documentation and details of all stages of consultation, including event locations and timings, will be available on the consultation website: which will be sign-posted in all key literature. Social media Presentations Social media: NuGen will use social media to publicise each stage of the consultation and to provide information on how to access events and how to respond. Presentations: NuGen will offer to provide presentations on its proposals to councils in the vicinity of the Moorside site and close to the sites where Associated Development is proposed upon request. It will also offer presentations to schools and colleges and other organised groups upon request. Priority will be given to young people s organisations or groups. PAGE 15
16 7. DCO Stage Two Consultation Where NuGen will consult This SoCC is concerned with NuGen s approach and process for consultation with people living within the vicinity of the Moorside Project sites. NuGen recognises that the development will have the greatest impact on the people that live nearest to the Moorside Project sites and consequently they are likely to have the greatest interest in the proposals. However, this is a very large scale development with wide impacts and interest is likely to be widespread. Near the Moorside site, on the West Cumbrian coast, NuGen will hold a number of public exhibitions. Locations have been selected so that the majority of people in Copeland will be within five miles of an event. NuGen will hold public exhibitions at: Whitehaven Cleator Moor St Bees Egremont Beckermet Braystones Mirehouse Gosforth Seascale Bootle Ravenglass Distington Millom Further out from the Moorside site, NuGen will hold public exhibitions in larger population centres. These have been selected so that the majority of people in West Cumbria would be within eight miles of an event within the West Cumbria area: Workington Maryport Wigton Cockermouth Keswick Broughton-in-Furness Askham-in-Furness To allow good access for working people, NuGen will also hold events specifically aimed at businesses, employees and students at a number of employment centres in West Cumbria: Sellafield Site (please note that due to site security arrangements, this is not a public event and will be open to Sellafield Site employees only) Westlakes Science and Technology Park Lillyhall In the wider sub-region, we will hold public exhibitions at the following key population centres: Carlisle Penrith Kendal Barrow-in-Furness NuGen will also reserve a week within the consultation period where its consultation team will be available to engage in further events with schools and young people s groups. The times, dates and locations of all consultation events will be publicised in NuGen s newsletter, on the consultation website ( and in local newspapers before they occur. PAGE 16
17 7. DCO Stage Two Consultation Broadening the engagement There are a number of categories of people in the area who may have more difficulty in accessing the consultation. These include younger people, working people, those living in socially deprived or geographically isolated areas, people with disabilities and other minority groups. Following the analysis of the results from the Stage One Consultation, NuGen has identified an under-representation from young people and working people. To increase engagement with these groups, NuGen will provide consultation events within employment centres, will open the Moorside Information Centre on Saturday mornings and will keep its exhibition events open until 7.30pm and during the school holiday periods. Additionally, NuGen will invite schools to events which specifically cater for students and it will welcome requests for briefings or bespoke events from these under-represented groups. NuGen has taken into account all hard to reach groups in the development of this SoCC. The variety of channels that information is available through is designed to ensure that the majority of such groups are included in the consultation; this includes the provision of summary documents in plain English and making documents available online and at multiple locations in hard copy. Other major consultations NuGen is aware that other consultations have already taken place or may take place over the next 18 months that relate to planning, energy or nuclear related issues. NuGen wishes to make it clear that these consultations are separate and not linked to NuGen s consultation on the development of Moorside. The National Grid will be carrying out its second stage of consultation relating to the North West Coast Connections Project which seeks to strengthen the electricity transmission infrastructure in the area. This is expected to take place from June NuGen wishes to ensure that all consultation responses received are carefully considered. Where the substance of a consultation response relates (in whole or in part) to the proposals by National Grid for new electricity transmission infrastructure to connect the Moorside Power Station to the National Grid, NuGen will forward a copy of the response to National Grid. PAGE 17
18 7. DCO Stage Two Consultation How you can respond When the Stage Two Consultation starts on 14th May 2016, you will be able to submit comments during the 11-week consultation period, up until 30th July 2016, in a number of ways: By writing to FREEPOST MOORSIDE HAVE YOUR SAY (no stamp required) By calling NuGen s freephone number: By ing: haveyoursay@nugenconsultation.com Drop in to the Moorside Information Centre at the Civic Hall, Whitehaven. Open 10am-4pm Monday to Friday and 10am-12pm Saturday. Visit one of the public exhibition events occurring throughout the county between 11.00am and 7.30pm. Details will be publicised in a newsletter, on the consultation website ( and in local newspapers before the events occur. What happens to your response? Comments submitted electronically via the haveyoursay address will trigger an automated confirmation of receipt during consultation periods. All responses will be recorded, reviewed and considered as part of the consultation process. Following the Stage Two Consultation, NuGen will produce a feedback report in late 2016 that will summarise the key points arising from the Stage Two Consultation. A final consultation report will be submitted with the application for a DCO in 2017, explaining how responses from each of NuGen s consultations have been considered and taken into account in the development of the Moorside Project proposals. Where NuGen has not altered the proposals to reflect comments, it will explain the reasoning. PAGE 18
19 7. DCO Stage Two Consultation How your information will be used Personal information that you supply to NuGen in response to this consultation will be treated confidentially and processed and handled in accordance with the Data Protection Act Your information may be disclosed to or shared with NuGen s agents, contractors and advisors who provide services to NuGen. This will allow NuGen to fully consider your responses and use them in the preparation of application materials. Upon submission of NuGen s application for a DCO under the Planning Act 2008, the Secretary of State may require NuGen to supply copies of all consultation responses received. If a request is made, NuGen is under a legal obligation to supply copies of your response to the Planning Inspectorate. By submitting your consultation response to NuGen, you agree that NuGen may supply a copy of your response to the Secretary of State via the Planning Inspectorate, if required to do so. In addition, NuGen will share your response with the National Grid if it believes the content to be relevant to National Grid s North West Coast Connections Project (see page 17). What happens next? In spring next year, NuGen s final proposals for the Moorside Project, which take into account the responses received from this consultation, will be submitted to the Secretary of State for consideration under the Planning Act Once accepted, the application will be examined by a panel of inspectors for up to six months. Anyone can register to make representations as part of this examination process. The panel will then have up to three months to report their recommendations to the Secretary of State. The Secretary of State will then have up to three months to decide whether or not to grant a DCO under the Planning Act 2008 for the Moorside Project. It is expected that a decision will be reached by the Secretary of State on the proposals by late Summer Contact NuGen Contact details Moorside Information Centre Whitehaven Civic Hall, Lowther Street, Whitehaven CA28 9LS haveyoursay@nugenconsultation.com Freephone: PAGE 19
20
PROJECT - Have Your Say. Message from Sandy Rupprecht, CEO of NuGen MOORSIDE PROJECT
PROJECT - Have Your Say Consultation Overview This document is an overview of the Stage 1 Strategic Issues Consultation document, which sets out the proposals for NuGen s Moorside Project in West Cumbria.
More informationInterim Consultation Report
Interim Consultation Report The Moorside Project SEPT 2017 Contents Executive Summary 7 Stage Two Consultation Response 7 Next Steps 8 1. Introduction 9 1.1. Consultation 9 1.2. This report 10 1.3. Policy
More informationWhat is this document?
Proposed Scheme Overview This document is an overview of the Stage Two Proposed Scheme Consultation document. To comment on the consultation, for more information on our consultation events or to access
More informationMeaford Energy Centre Section 47 Planning Act 2008 Statement of Community Consultation
Meaford Energy Centre Section 47 Planning Act 2008 Statement of Community Consultation Contents 1. Introduction 2. Meaford Energy Limited 3. Development of a detailed design 4. Meaford Energy Centre: Power
More informationSeabank 3 Stakeholder and Community Consultation Strategy. Seabank 3. Stakeholder and Community Consultation Strategy. June 2013.
Seabank 3 June 2013 June 2013 Page 1 Table of Contents 1.0 Introduction... 3 1.1 The purpose of this document... 3 1.2 The proposed power station (Seabank 3)... 3 1.3 Who is SSE?... 5 2.0 Our approach
More information5. This statement is being made in accordance with section 47 of the Act.
Introduction 1. Highways England is publishing this Statement of Community Consultation (SoCC) in connection with a proposed improvement to the A63 between Ropery Street and the Market Place/Queen Street
More informationWerrington Grade Separation Pre-Application Approach to Community Consultation
Werrington Grade Separation Pre-Application Approach to Community Consultation Document reference Author 140365-ARP-CON-022 Network Rail Date August 2016 Revision number 4 CONTENTS Page 1 Executive Summary
More informationNHS CUMBRIA CLINICAL COMMISSIONING GROUP MINUTES OF THE COPELAND LOCALITY EXECUTIVE Thursday 28 May 2015, 13:30 Cleator Moor Health Centre
NHS CUMBRIA CLINICAL COMMISSIONING GROUP MINUTES OF THE COPELAND LOCALITY EXECUTIVE Thursday 28 May 2015, 13:30 Cleator Moor Health Centre Present: In Attendance: Eric Bater, GP Distington EB Kathryn Illsley,
More informationExecutive Report to Full Council 27 September 2016
Executive Report to Full Council 27 September 2016 Strategic Leadership - Mayor Mike Starkie Finance We are pleased to report that the 2014/15 Statement of Accounts were presented and approved by the Audit
More informationHinkley Point C Experiences of the NSIP Regime. Andrew Goodchild MA BSc(hons) MRTPI Assistant Director Energy Infrastructure
Hinkley Point C Experiences of the NSIP Regime Andrew Goodchild MA BSc(hons) MRTPI Assistant Director Energy Infrastructure Hinkley Point C Process so far 16 billion project 25,000 employment opportunities
More informationxxxxxx xxxxxx VOLUME 5: FOLDER 1 Consultation Report Chapter 1. Introduction
xxxxxx xxxxxx VOLUME 5: FOLDER 1 Consultation Report Chapter 1. Introduction www.tidallagoonswanseabay.com www.tidallagoonswanseabay.com Consultation Report Chapter 1 Tidal Lagoon Swansea Bay plc 1 Introduction...
More informationFlorissant Valley. Spring 2018 Final Exam Schedule. class start time between
Spring 2018 Final Exam Schedule Florissant Valley class start time between 7 7:50 a.m. MWF Monday, May 7 7 8:50 a.m. 7 7:50 a.m. TR Tuesday, May 8 7 8:50 a.m. 7 8:50 a.m. F Friday, May 11 7 8:50 a.m. 8
More informationAgenda Item. 12 July NHS North Cumbria CCG Primary Care Committee. Approval of ICC Primary Care Investment Proposals. Purpose of the Report
NHS North Cumbria CCG Primary Care Committee Agenda Item 12 July 2018 6 Approval of ICC Primary Care Investment Proposals Purpose of the Report The purpose of this report is: - To formally ratify the decision
More informationNews Autumn Investing to boost Cumbria s economy
News Autumn 2017 Investing to boost Cumbria s economy A fascinating time for economic development The last six months has included a balanced mix between setting out new strategies for economic growth
More informationExecutive Report to Full Council 29 November Strategic Leadership - Mayor Mike Starkie
Executive Report to Full Council 29 November 2016 Strategic Leadership - Mayor Mike Starkie Copeland Growth Strategy The work on Copeland s Growth Plan for the key towns is progressing with outline drafts
More informationFundamental Principles
Title of document ONR GUIDE Fundamental Principles Document Type: Unique Document ID and Revision No: Nuclear Safety Technical Assessment Guide NS-TAST-GD-004 Revision 5 Date Issued: April 2016 Review
More informationAppendix 2 LIVERPOOL STATEMENT OF COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT
Appendix 2 LIVERPOOL STATEMENT OF COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT 2013 INTRODUCTION 1.1 The Statement of Community Involvement (SCI) sets out how the City Council will engage the local community in the development
More informationRural Development Programme for England ( ) - LEADER
The European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development: Europe investing in rural areas Rural Development Programme for England (2014-2020) - LEADER Cumbria Fells and Dales Local Action Group Call for applications
More informationOur view. Confidence in nuclear new build continues to grow. Tom Samson. A message from Tom Samson
Keeping you up to date with the latest news from NuGen ISSUE 3 WINTER 2016 Our view A message from Tom Samson The last few months have been momentous for the nuclear industry. The Hinkley Point C decision
More informationNorth Cumbria University Hospitals NHS Trust Proposed Acquisition by a Foundation Trust. Stakeholder Event Wednesday, 12 October 2011
North Cumbria University Hospitals NHS Trust Proposed Acquisition by a Foundation Trust Stakeholder Event Wednesday, 12 October 2011 Stakeholder and Foundation Trust Briefing Information 1 1. Contents
More informationAction plan to take forward recommendations to maximise the role of the third sector in community recovery
Action plan to take forward recommendations to maximise the role of the third sector in community recovery Cumbria CVS 1. Contact with major organisations Active dissemination of results, maximising opportunities
More informationAction plan to take forward recommendations to maximise the role of the third sector in community recovery
Action plan to take forward recommendations to maximise the role of the third sector in community recovery Cumbria CVS July 2012 Communities Sub Group of the County Resilience Forum (CRF) agreed to monitor
More informationEstates Quality Manual
DOCUMENT CONTROL Author/Contact Document Reference Estates Quality Tel: 01946 523787 Email: steve.dougan@ncuh.nhs.uk Facilities Manger Tel: 01228 814507 Email: carol.johnston@ncuh.nhs.uk EFM_QMS_EFQM Version
More informationProcess for prescribing of Long Term Oxygen Therapy (LTOT) or Ambulatory oxygen therapy by HSC Trusts
Process for prescribing of Long Term Oxygen Therapy (LTOT) or Ambulatory oxygen therapy by HSC Trusts Prescribing before assessment or by non-specialist staff It may, in some circumstances, be necessary
More informationEngland s Economic Heartland
England s Economic Heartland At the Heart of Science and Technology Innovation xlep driving economic growth Why England s Economic Heartland? Our Asset Base: Built upon the Great Technologies England s
More informationCumbria Local Enterprise Partnership ANNUAL REPORT 2017
Cumbria Local Enterprise Partnership ANNUAL REPORT 2017 FOREWORD George Beveridge, Chairman of the Board Cumbria Local Enterprise Partnership and its partners continue to develop our portfolio of investments
More informationM25 junction 10/A3 Wisley interchange improvement scheme Have your say
M25 junction 10/A3 Wisley interchange improvement scheme Have your say Questionnaire Contact information The consultation will run from Monday 12 February until Monday 26 March 2018. Please return this
More informationTopical Peer Review 2017 Ageing Management of Nuclear Power Plants
HLG_p(2016-33)_348 Topical Peer Review 2017 Ageing Management of Nuclear Power Plants Terms of Reference for Topical Peer Review Process This paper provides the terms of reference for the peer review of
More informationEntrepreneurs Programme - Supply Chain Facilitation
Entrepreneurs Programme - Supply Chain Facilitation Version: 2 February 2016 Contents 1 Purpose of this guide... 4 2 Programme overview... 4 2.1 Business Management overview... 4 2.2 Supply Chain Facilitation
More informationDRAFT LOCAL BUSINESS SUPPORT & RELOCATION STRATEGY
DRAFT LOCAL BUSINESS SUPPORT & RELOCATION STRATEGY 1 CONTENTS 1. CONTEXT 2. ENHANCING THE RETAIL AND BUSINESS OFFER AT ELEPHANT & CASTLE 3. SUPPORTING EXISTING AND FUTURE LOCAL TRADERS AND BUSINESSES 4.
More informationThis report will be open to the public on 11 July 2017.
This report will be open to the public on 11 July 2017. Report Number C/17/29 To: Cabinet Date: 19 July 2017 Status: Key Decision Corporate Director: Alistair Stewart, Chief Executive Cabinet Member: Cllr
More informationICE South West Civil Engineering Awards 2018
ICE South West Civil Engineering Awards 2018 Intention to submit deadline: Friday 2 February 2018 Entry deadline: Friday 2 March 2018 Celebrating our 200th anniversary, ICE 200 is a fantastic opportunity
More informationFriday 13 November 2015, 9:30-11:30am Cleator Moor Civic Hall and Masonic Centre, (Main Hall),The Square, Cleator Moor, CA25 5AR.
Friday 13 November 2015, 9:30-11:30am Cleator Moor Civic Hall and Masonic Centre, (Main Hall),The Square, Cleator Moor, CA25 5AR Meeting Notes Attendees Venerable Dr. Richard Pratt (Chair) Sue Stevenson,
More informationStakeholder engagement meetings
Stakeholder engagement meetings September 2016 1 Contents Executive Summary 3 Introduction 4 Engagement Methodology 5 Analysis of findings 6 Conclusion 13 Acknowledgements 13 References 13 2 Executive
More informationProgress in implementing the lessons learnt from the Fukushima accident
Progress in implementing the lessons learnt from the Fukushima accident Office for Nuclear Regulation page 1 of 10 Summary In October 2012 the Office for Nuclear Regulation (ONR) published a comprehensive
More informationBeddington Community Fund Scheme Terms of Reference
This document was discussed and agreed at the Beddington Liaison Group Funding Panel 4 th August 2016. Revision to smarter working 21 st March 2017. Beddington Community Fund Scheme Terms of Reference
More informationCOMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AND SUPPORT EXPENDITURE SCHEME GUIDELINES
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AND SUPPORT EXPENDITURE SCHEME GUIDELINES November 2009 Gaming Machine Tax Act 2001 First published October 2007 Revised July 2008 Revised February 2009 Revised November 2009 CONTENTS
More informationA303 Stonehenge. Amesbury to Berwick Down. Consultation Response Form. Public Consultation February 2018
A303 Stonehenge Amesbury to Berwick Down Public Consultation February 2018 Consultation Response Form Public consultation extended to Monday 23 April 2018 Introduction Highways England is consulting on
More informationThe proposed Christchurch Replacement District Plan
The proposed Christchurch Replacement District Plan What s important to you as our district develops? UrbanDesign? Sustainability? Development costs? It s review time for our District Plan and it s even
More informationReport. To the Chair and Members of CABINET
Report Date: 20 th March 2018 To the Chair and Members of CABINET APPROVAL TO PROGRESS THE FUNDING AGREEMENT WITH SHEFFIELD CITY REGION AND ASSOCIATED BACK TO BACK AGREEMENT WITH NETWORK RAIL AND TO ACCEPT
More information6 EIA PROCESS 6.1 INTRODUCTION
6 EIA PROCESS 6.1 INTRODUCTION EIA is a systematic process that identifies and evaluates the potential impacts a proposed Project may have on the physical, biological, chemical, and social environment
More informationVoluntary and Community Sector [VCS] Commissioning Framework
Appendix A Voluntary and Community Sector [VCS] Commissioning Framework 2013-2016 Contents 1.0 Introduction 2.0 Background 3.0 What is Commissioning 4.0 Current approach 5.0 The case for change 6.0 Way
More informationDepartment of Defense DIRECTIVE
Department of Defense DIRECTIVE SUBJECT: Transportation and Traffic Management NUMBER 4500.09E September 11, 2007 Incorporating Change 1, July 31, 2017 USD(AT&L) References: (a) DoD Directive 4500.9E,
More informationNOT PROTECTIVELY MARKED
Title of document ONR GUIDE LC 13 NUCLEAR SAFETY COMMITTEE Document Type: Unique Document ID and Revision No: Nuclear Safety Technical Inspection Guide Revision 4 Date Issued: July 2016 Review Date: July
More informationI. Summary. Commercial operation commencement date April , February , June ,
I. Summary 1. Overview of the Reviewed Power Station The Japan Nuclear Technology Institute (JANTI) conducted a peer review (review) at Fukushima Daini Nuclear Power Station (station) of Tokyo Electric
More informationKingston CCG Emergency Preparedness, Resilience and Response (EPRR) Policy
M7 Kingston CCG Emergency Preparedness, Resilience and Response (EPRR) Policy Author: Luke Lambert Senior Associate Business Resilience, South East CSU Document Control Review and Amendment History Version
More information9 February Re: Telecommunications Universal Service Obligation Inquiry. Dear Mr Lindwall,
9 February 2017 ABN 94 561 061 743 Mr Paul Lindwall Presiding Commissioner Telecommunications Universal Service Obligation Productivity Commission GPO Box 1428 CANBERRA ACT 2601 2a Stirling Road Port Augusta
More informationAbergelli Farm, Felindre, Swansea
ABERGELLI POWER PROJECT Abergelli Farm, Felindre, Swansea Summary of 2014 Consultation Activities January 2018 www.abergellipower.co.uk SUMMARY OF 2014 CONSULTATION ACTIVITIES APL first announced its proposals
More informationGuidelines to the. RTO Contestable Grant Scheme
Guidelines to the RTO Contestable Grant Scheme 2014-15 Contents 1 Background 2 Overview and objectives 3 Eligibility 4 Application process 5 Assistance with preparing applications 6 Verification of new
More informationEast Anglia ONE Limited Skills Strategy
East Anglia ONE Limited November 2015 Revision and Approvals Rev Date Reason for Issue Originated by Checked by Approved by 1.4 12/11/2015 Draft issued for approval Victoria Smith David Walker (Offshore
More informationFunding Scheme for the Archiving of Programme Material
Funding Scheme for the Archiving of Programme Material ( the Archiving Scheme ) www.bai.ie Broadcasting Act 2009 Funding Scheme for the Archiving of Programme Material ( the Archiving Scheme ) May 2012
More informationommunity_services/new_pharmacy_applications
NHS Dumfries & Galloway Primary Care Development APPENDIX B JOINT CONSULTATION QUESTIONNAIRE Joint Public consultation for new community pharmacy NHS Dumfries & Galloway is currently in discussion with
More informationThe Alston Alliance s Health & Care Plan For Alston Moor
The Alston Alliance s Health & Care Plan For Alston Moor A Summary The challenges The main challenges to providing health and social care for Alston Moor now and in the future, and the gaps in provision,
More informationLife Extension of Nuclear Power Plants
Regulatory Document Life Extension of Nuclear Power Plants February 2008 CNSC REGULATORY DOCUMENTS The Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) develops regulatory documents under the authority of paragraphs
More informationSUBMISSION FROM HIGHLANDS AND ISLANDS ENTERPRISE INTRODUCTION
SUBMISSION FROM HIGHLANDS AND ISLANDS ENTERPRISE INTRODUCTION Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE) is pleased to provide this written evidence to Scottish Parliament s Economy, Energy and Tourism Committee
More informationFEED-IN TARIFF POLICY APPLICATION AND IMPLEMENTATION GUIDELINES
Ministry of Energy FEED-IN TARIFF POLICY APPLICATION AND IMPLEMENTATION GUIDELINES 1 December, 2012 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 INTRODUCTION 3 2 OVERVIEW OF THE FiT PROCEDURE 3 3 EXPRESSION OF INTEREST APPLICATION
More informationLANGUAGE SCHEME FOR THE NATIONAL GALLERY OF IRELAND
LANGUAGE SCHEME FOR THE NATIONAL GALLERY OF IRELAND 2017-2020 Scheme as prepared under Section 15 of the Official Languages Act 2003 1 CONTENTS Section 1 - Introduction and Background Page 3 Section 2
More informationFOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY U.S. Department of Homeland Security Washington, DC 20528
U.S. Department of Homeland Security Washington, DC 20528 FY 2006 Urban Areas Security Initiative (UASI) Award for the Las Vegas Area Las Vegas Area FY 2006 UASI Award $ 7,750,000 Risk: The Las Vegas Area
More informationGeneral Practice Extended Access: March 2018
General Practice Extended Access: March 2018 General Practice Extended Access March 2018 Version number: 1.0 First published: 3 May 2017 Prepared by: Hassan Ismail, Data Analysis and Insight Group, NHS
More information2017 results (HoC library): 2
WOMEN S VOTE CENTENARY GRANTS SCHEME LARGE GRANT FUND ROUND 2 - GUIDANCE Women s Vote Centenary Grants Scheme Background The Representation of the People Act in 1918 extended the vote to women for the
More informationBusiness Events Bid Fund Program - Prospectus. Financial Year 2018/19
Business Events Bid Fund Program - Prospectus Financial Year 2018/19 TRADE AND INVESTMENT PRIORITY AREAS* The Australian Government s trade and investment facilitation strategies are focused around the
More informationCommunity involvement in wind energy: DECC guidance. Cheryl Hiles, Director, Regen SW
Community involvement in wind energy: DECC guidance Cheryl Hiles, Director, Regen SW DECC s response to the onshore wind call for evidence part A - Engagement guidance bench marking and monitoring good
More informationAlteration of Bridges
Alteration of Bridges Program Specific Recovery Act Plan May 14, 2009 United States Coast Guard Message from the United States Coast Guard ARRA Senior Accountable Official 14 May 2009 I am pleased to present
More informationAssessment of the readiness of the GDA Requesting Party (RP) and ONR to commence GDA
Title of document UK HPR1000 Generic Design Assessment (GDA) Assessment of the readiness of the GDA Requesting Party (RP) and ONR to commence GDA Project Assessment Report ONR-NR-PAR-16-005 Revision 0
More informationResponse to Objector s Evidence: Mr Henry Church of CBRE and Mr Andrew Johnson of Marshalls plc (CPO Reference Plot 8/5)
Adran yr Economi a r Seilwaith Department for Economy and Infrastructure Objection Ref OBJ0329 File Ref WG/REB/OBJ0329 - Marshalls Response to Objector s Evidence: Mr Henry Church of CBRE and Mr Andrew
More informationChurches Together in Cockermouth (CTiC) Prepared for emergencies
Churches Together in Cockermouth (CTiC) Prepared for emergencies Introduction The purpose of this document is to provide a summary of the actions CTiC has in place to deal with an emergency situation and
More information2018 Application Guidelines
2018 Application Guidelines SMALL BUSINESS GRANTS The City of Onkaparinga s Small Business Grants are offered through the ON Business Partner Program which supports local businesses of all sizes to thrive
More informationA REPORT FOR THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY FOR WALES
A REPORT FOR THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY FOR WALES Review of the Implementation and Operation of the Statutory Food Hygiene Rating Scheme in Wales and the Operation of the Appeals System FEBRUARY 2015 CONTENTS
More informationTO: Related departments of CCS Headquarters; Branches and Offices; and Ship Companies
C C S 通函 Circular China Classification Society (2012) Circ. No. 55 Total No.217 May 29, 2012 (Total 14 Pages) TO: Related departments of CCS Headquarters; Branches and Offices; and Ship Companies SHIP
More informationRevised Statement of Community Involvement Consultation Statement January 2011
Wigan Local Development Framework Revised Statement of Community Involvement Consultation Statement January 2011 Environmental Services Department Wigan Council 1.1 This document sets out the consultation
More informationHow NICE clinical guidelines are developed
Issue date: January 2009 How NICE clinical guidelines are developed: an overview for stakeholders, the public and the NHS Fourth edition : an overview for stakeholders, the public and the NHS Fourth edition
More informationICE South West Civil Engineering Awards 2017
ICE South West Civil Engineering Awards 2017 Registration of intent: Friday 10 February 2017 Deadline for entries: Friday 10 March 2017 South Devon Highway Clevedon Marine Lake Les Hanois Gloucester Services
More informationControl of Asbestos Policy
Control of Asbestos Policy Document Summary To identify and manage any asbestos found within Cumbria Partnership NHS Trust s premises to maintain a safe environment for all service users, staff, visitors
More informationWelsh Language Scheme Prepared under the Welsh Language Act 1993
Welsh Language Scheme Prepared under the Welsh Language Act 1993 Updated March 2007 W E L S H L A N G U A G E S C H E M E Introduction The Welsh Language Scheme of the Sports Council for Wales is prepared
More informationNERC Impact Awards 2018
NERC Impact Awards 2018 Introduction 1. We are pleased to announce the 2018 NERC Impact Awards. The awards recognise and reward NERC-funded activity that has led to substantial impacts on the economy and/or
More informationCentral Bedfordshire Council. Determination of Proposal to Commission New Middle School Places in Leighton Buzzard
Central Bedfordshire Council EXECUTIVE 6 October 2015 Determination of Proposal to Commission New Middle School Places in Leighton Buzzard Report of: Cllr Mark Versallion, Executive Member for Education
More informationREPORT TO MERTON CLINICAL COMMISSIONING GROUP GOVERNING BODY
REPORT TO MERTON CLINICAL COMMISSIONING GROUP GOVERNING BODY Date of Meeting: 28 May 2015 Agenda No: 6.4 Attachment: 09 Title of Document: Emergency Preparedness Response and Resilience (EPRR) Policy v0.1
More informationCumbria Rural Health Forum Alison Marshall 1, Tom Bell 2, J-Lyn Khoo 1
Cumbria Rural Health Forum Alison Marshall 1, Tom Bell 2, J-Lyn Khoo 1 1 University of Cumbria, 2 Cumbria Partnership NHS Foundation Trust International Digital Health and Care Congress, King s Fund, London,
More informationCapital Grant Scheme application guidelines
Capital Grant Scheme application guidelines 1. Purpose This guidance is designed to support you in completing the application form for the Capital Grant Scheme. If you require further assistance you may
More informationTraining Courses STRAIGHT TALKING NO NONSENSE HEALTH & SAFETY TRAINING LIGHTHOUSE SAFETY
Lighthouse Safety Training 18 Ivy Street Rainham Kent ME8 8BE f 01634 389 853 info@lighthousesafety.co.uk www.lighthousesafety.co.uk ENLIGHTENED LIGHTHOUSE SAFETY Training Courses IVY STREET Lighthouse
More information2016 National MAX Indigenous Art Competition
2016 National MAX Indigenous Art Competition Celebrating Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art in communities across Australia. Competition Theme - Our Communities Entries close 25 April, 2016 Kindly
More informationHow CQC monitors, inspects and regulates independent doctors and clinics providing primary care
How CQC monitors, inspects and regulates independent doctors and clinics providing primary care October 2017 CONTENTS MONITORING AND INFORMATION SHARING... 2 How we monitor independent doctors and clinics
More informationInternal Audit. Health and Safety Governance. November Report Assessment
November 2015 Report Assessment G G G A G This report has been prepared solely for internal use as part of NHS Lothian s internal audit service. No part of this report should be made available, quoted
More informationPolice Department Consolidation Feasibility Study MONTVALE, PARK RIDGE AND WOODCLIFF LAKE, NEW JERSEY
Police Department Consolidation Feasibility Study MONTVALE, PARK RIDGE AND WOODCLIFF LAKE, NEW JERSEY 201 San Antonio Circle, Suite 148 Mountain View, CA 94040 650.858.0507 June 3, 2013 TABLE OF CONTENTS
More informationAUSTIN ENERGY REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS (RFP) FOR THE PURCHASE OF RENEWABLE CAPACITY & ENERGY FROM RENEWABLE ENERGY RESOURCES
AUSTIN ENERGY REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS (RFP) FOR THE PURCHASE OF RENEWABLE CAPACITY & ENERGY FROM RENEWABLE ENERGY RESOURCES 1. PURPOSE A. Statement of Intent The City of Austin, Texas d/b/a Austin Energy
More informationDorset Culture and Tourism Action Plan Summary. Prepared for Dorset Arts Trust and Dorset County Council
Dorset Culture and Tourism Action Plan 2015 2018 Summary Prepared for Dorset Arts Trust and Dorset County Council Victoria Pirie and Joanna Morland December 2014 Introduction The Dorset Culture and Tourism
More informationOffice for Nuclear Regulation (ONR) Quarterly Site Report for Springfields Fuels Limited
Title of document Office for Nuclear Regulation (ONR) Quarterly Site Report for Springfields Fuels Limited Report for period 1 January 31 March 2017 Foreword This report is issued as part of ONR's commitment
More informationLAND AT LOWER ROAD, STALBRIDGE PUBLIC CONSULTATION. Proposed Residential Development
LAND AT LOWER ROAD, STALBRIDGE PUBLIC CONSULTATION Proposed Residential Development YOUR VIEW MATTERS TO US PROPOSED RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT AREA Thank you for taking the time to read this information
More informationMarine Protection Rules Part 130B Oil Transfer Site Marine Oil Spill Contingency Plans
Marine Protection Rules Part 130B Oil Transfer Site Marine Oil Spill Contingency Plans ISBN 978-0-478-35460-7 Published by Maritime New Zealand, PO Box 27006, Wellington 6141, New Zealand Maritime New
More informationCollaborative Agreement for CCGs and NHS England
RCCG/GB/15/164 Collaborative Agreement for CCGs and NHS England East Midlands Collaborative Commissioning Oversight Group (EMCCOG) 1. Particulars 1.1. This Agreement records the particulars of the agreement
More informationMethods: Commissioning through Evaluation
Methods: Commissioning through Evaluation NHS England INFORMATION READER BOX Directorate Medical Operations and Information Specialised Commissioning Nursing Trans. & Corp. Ops. Commissioning Strategy
More informationTHE ANNUAL 2018 ENTRY PACK
THE ANNUAL 2018 ENTRY PACK CONTENTS 2 ABOUT The Creative Review Annual is one of the most respected and trusted awards for the creative industry. We celebrate the best creative work from the past year,
More informationManor Medical Practice. Local Patient Participation Report Year 3
Manor Medical Practice Local Patient Participation Report Year 3 Report published March 2014 Contents INTRODUCTION... 3 PROFILE OF GROUP MEMBERS... 3 MALE /FEMALE PROFILE... 4 AGE PROFILE... 4 ETHNIC PROFILE...
More information2 nd Call for Bridge Discovery proposals
nd Call for Bridge Discovery proposals 8 December 07 Description of the Bridge Programme Based on Article 7 paragraph of the Federal Act on the Promotion of Research and Innovation (RIPA), the Commission
More informationStrategic Plan
Strategic Plan 2018-2021. 1 1. Introduction The British Gas Energy Trust (BGET), which incorporates the Scottish Gas Energy Trust, is an independent Charitable Trust established in 2004 and funded solely
More informationFull Council 31 October 2017
Full Council 31 October 2017 Title Waste Regulations Report of Wards Status Urgent Key Enclosures Officer Contact Details Strategic Director Environment All Public Yes No Appendix A: Barnet Waste Regulations
More informationInstallation of Emergency Back-Up Generators at the Palisades Power Plant
Installation of Emergency Back-Up Generators at the Palisades Power Plant November 2012 Project Need and Details Two existing generators at the Palisades power plant are no longer operational and need
More informationAscon Landfill Site Announcement of Scoping Meetings and Public Comment Period for Notice of Preparation for Draft Environmental Impact Report
Fact Sheet APRIL 2013 The mission of DTSC is to protect California s people and environment from harmful effects of toxic substances through the restoration of contaminated resources, enforcement, regulation
More informationThe Future of Healthcare in West, North & East Cumbria. Public Consultation Document
The Future of Healthcare in West, North & East Cumbria Public Consultation Document Response from Copeland Borough Council 14 December 2016 PART ONE The Borough of Copeland includes the following postcode
More informationu.s. Department o~. COMDTPUB P NVIC FEBRUARY 2005 NAVIGATION AND VESSEL INSPECTION CIRCULAR NO
u.s. Department o~. Homeland Security ~ United States Coast Guard Commandant United States Coast Guard 2100 Second Street, SW. Washington, DC 20593-0001 Staff Symbol: G-MPP Phone: (202) 267-6193 Fax: (202)
More information