Found: Analysis from the County Councils Network shows that just 21 per cent of premises in county areas

Found: investigations would not involve 3 The case law is specific to judicial review proceedings: R v Lancashire County

Found: 27 February 2024 contains a review of a pilot Oflog Early Warning Review, EWR, of Oxfordshire County

Found: because dropped kerbs come within the remit of whoever is responsible for highways which is usually a County

Found: Another, from Northumberland County Council, says, “Funding for high needs school students in Northumberland

Found: Powys County Council is currently conducting some interesting work on this point, modelling configurations

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Found: County As above. Email As above. Phone As above. Who should be contacted about this petition?

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Found: WCC0001 - Work of the County Court Small Claims Advisor Limited Written Evidence

Found: WCC0006 - Work of the County Court United Utilities Water Ltd Written Evidence

Found: WCC0029 - Work of the County Court Personal Injury Bar Association (PIBA) Written Evidence

Found: WCC0034 - Work of the County Court Staffordshire University, and Staffordshire University Written Evidence

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Found: WCC0058 - Work of the County Court Keoghs LLP Written Evidence

Found: WCC0054 - Work of the County Court Mills & Reeve LLP Written Evidence

Found: WCC0062 - Work of the County Court Overdales Legal Ltd Written Evidence

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Found: WCC0025 - Work of the County Court Essex County Council Written Evidence

Found: WCC0076 - Work of the County Court Peabody Group Written Evidence

Found: WCC0038 - Work of the County Court Midland Heart Written Evidence

Found: WCC0042 - Work of the County Court DWF LLP Written Evidence

Found: WCC0045 - Work of the County Court True Solicitors LLP Written Evidence

Found: WCC0044 - Work of the County Court DCB Legal Ltd Written Evidence

Found: WCC0053 - Work of the County Court Carpenters Group Written Evidence

Found: WCC0052 - Work of the County Court Registry Trust Written Evidence

Found: WCC0067 - Work of the County Court Landlord Action Written Evidence

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Found: WCC0050 - Work of the County Court Anexo Group plc Written Evidence

Found: WCC0047 - Work of the County Court Forsters LLP Written Evidence

Found: WCC0049 - Work of the County Court Hyde Housing Association Limited Written Evidence

Found: WCC0048 - Work of the County Court Enterprise Mobility Written Evidence

Found: WCC0028 - Work of the County Court The Law Society of England and Wales Written Evidence

Found: WCC0026 - Work of the County Court Large Agents Representation Group Written Evidence

Found: WCC0027 - Work of the County Court Fieldfisher Written Evidence

Found: WCC0035 - Work of the County Court Winn Solicitors Ltd Written Evidence

Found: WCC0037 - Work of the County Court CFG Written Evidence

Found: WCC0036 - Work of the County Court Thompsons Solicitors Written Evidence

Found: WCC0028 - Work of the County Court The Law Society of England and Wales Written Evidence

Found: WCC0026 - Work of the County Court Large Agents Representation Group Written Evidence

Found: WCC0025 - Work of the County Court Essex County Council Written Evidence

Found: WCC0027 - Work of the County Court Fieldfisher Written Evidence

Found: WCC0029 - Work of the County Court Personal Injury Bar Association (PIBA) Written Evidence

Found: WCC0034 - Work of the County Court Staffordshire University, and Staffordshire University Written Evidence

Found: WCC0035 - Work of the County Court Winn Solicitors Ltd Written Evidence

Found: WCC0032 - Work of the County Court Wishart Written Evidence

Found: WCC0053 - Work of the County Court Carpenters Group Written Evidence

Found: WCC0062 - Work of the County Court Overdales Legal Ltd Written Evidence

Found: WCC0054 - Work of the County Court Mills & Reeve LLP Written Evidence

Found: WCC0058 - Work of the County Court Keoghs LLP Written Evidence

Found: WCC0067 - Work of the County Court Landlord Action Written Evidence

Found: WCC0076 - Work of the County Court Peabody Group Written Evidence

Found: WCC0074 - Work of the County Court Written Evidence

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Found: WCC0038 - Work of the County Court Midland Heart Written Evidence

Found: WCC0037 - Work of the County Court CFG Written Evidence

Found: WCC0042 - Work of the County Court DWF LLP Written Evidence

Found: WCC0049 - Work of the County Court Hyde Housing Association Limited Written Evidence

Found: WCC0050 - Work of the County Court Anexo Group plc Written Evidence

Found: WCC0052 - Work of the County Court Registry Trust Written Evidence

Found: WCC0001 - Work of the County Court Small Claims Advisor Limited Written Evidence

Found: WCC0006 - Work of the County Court United Utilities Water Ltd Written Evidence

Found: WCC0022 - Work of the County Court Northumbrian Water Group Written Evidence

Found: WCC0021 - Work of the County Court Propertymark Written Evidence

Found: WCC0024 - Work of the County Court DisputesEfiling Written Evidence

Found: WCC0023 - Work of the County Court Notary Written Evidence

Found: WCC0045 - Work of the County Court True Solicitors LLP Written Evidence

Found: WCC0048 - Work of the County Court Enterprise Mobility Written Evidence

Found: WCC0044 - Work of the County Court DCB Legal Ltd Written Evidence

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Found: or parcel of land situate, lying, and being in the parish of Saint Margaret, Westminster, in the County

Found: or parcel of land situate, lying, and being in the parish of Saint Margaret, Westminster, in the County

Found: with the Istanbul Convention, dated 8 November Impact of the rising of cost of living on women County

Found: sums of money on the hall had become necessary in order to comply with the requirements of the London County

Found: Resettlement and Accommodation) Andrew Larter meets with chief 23executives and directors of Lincolnshire County

Found: use is in line with the ACAS guidance on non-disclosure agreements, and in line with Oxfordshire County

Found: Fire Officer of Norfolk Fire and Rescue Service and a Director of Fire and Rescue at Norfolk County

Found: improving business crime reporting in a pilot developed with the Co-op in several stores in the county

Found: Nacro, Cymorth Cymru, Cardiff Council, Wrexham County Borough Council, and Wrexham County Borough Council

Question to the Department for Science, Innovation & Technology:

To ask the Secretary of State for Science, Innovation and Technology, what steps she is taking to help provide broadband connections to rural communities in Suffolk.

Answered by Julia Lopez - Minister of State (Department for Science, Innovation and Technology)

According to the independent website Thinkbroadband.com, 98% of premises in the county of Suffolk can access a superfast broadband connection. Furthermore, over 68% of premises are able to access a gigabit-capable connection, up from just 4% in December 2019.

In June 2023 we announced that a Project Gigabit contract had been awarded to the supplier CityFibre. This contract has a value of over £100 million, covering 79,500 hard-to-reach premises in Suffolk that would otherwise miss out on a gigabit-capable connection. The supplier has completed the initial planning and survey work for this contract and the first connections are expected to be made this summer. We expect the contract to be completed by December 2028.

Question to the Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport:

To ask the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport, whether her Department is taking steps to help increase access to grassroots football in deprived areas.

Answered by Stuart Andrew - Parliamentary Under Secretary of State (Department for Culture, Media and Sport)

The Government is committed to delivering top class sports facilities across the country, so that everyone can take part in sport and physical activity. As part of this commitment, the Government is delivering an historic level of direct investment to build or upgrade thousands of grassroots sport facilities across the UK.

Between 2021 and 2025, the UK Government is delivering investment of over £400 million to build or upgrade thousands of grassroots facilities across the UK. The largest component of this funding is the Multi-Sport Grassroots Facilities Programme, which is investing over £320 million between 2021 and 2025 into football and multi-sport pitches, changing rooms and other ancillary facilities. Through this programme over £56,000 has been awarded to Northumberland County Council to improve grass pitches on Morpeth Common.

Central to this investment is a clear objective to level up access for under-represented groups through investment in deprived areas and an emphasis on equal access. 50% of funding will go to the 40% most deprived local authority areas, based on a combined inactivity and deprivation ranking.

All projects are assessed against their ability to deliver increased participation by under-represented groups - including women and girls, ethnic minority communities and people from lower socio-economic backgrounds. All projects can be viewed here on gov.uk.

In addition to facilities funding, in November 2023 Sport England announced £250 million of funding that will provide a major expansion of their investment into local communities across England to ensure those in greatest need are able to be physically active.

Question to the Department for Education:

To ask the Secretary of State for Education, what steps her Department is taking to help increase the number of foster care placements in (a) Suffolk Coastal constituency and (b) Suffolk.

Answered by David Johnston - Parliamentary Under-Secretary (Department for Education)

The department is investing over £36 million this Parliament to deliver a fostering recruitment and retention programme, so that foster care is available for more children who need it. This will boost approvals of foster carers, as well as taking steps to retain the foster carers we have.

Suffolk County Council is participating in this programme and is working in a regional cluster group, ‘Foster East’, which is led by Norfolk.

Greater financial support for foster carers will help improve the experiences of all children in care. For the second year running, the department is uplifting the National Minimum Allowance (NMA) above the rate of inflation. For 2024/25, the NMA will increase by 6.88%. This is on top of a 12.43% NMA increase in 2023/24.

In addition, the department estimates that changes to tax and benefit allowances will give the average foster carer an additional £450 per year, as well as simplifying the process for self-assessment returns for most foster carers.

The department will also build on its investment since 2014 of over £8 million to help embed the Mockingbird programme, which is an innovative model of peer support for foster parents and the children in their care where children benefit from an extended family environment.

Question to the Home Office:

To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, what steps he is taking to reduce levels of drug offences in (a) Preston and (b) Lancashire.

Answered by Chris Philp - Minister of State (Home Office)

Reducing drug-related crime is a key priority of the Government’s 10-year drugs strategy.

We are making good progress. Since April 2022 we have closed over 2,500 county lines and delivered over 6,000 major and moderate organised crime group disruptions.

We are also investing £532m into drug treatment which reduces crime and reoffending. There are now 24,500 more people in treatment across England, including increases in Lancashire.

We are targeting treatment referrals at offenders. The percentage of prison leavers continuing treatment after release has also risen to a record high of 52% - an increase of 10% in the last 12 months.

We are working with the National Police Chiefs Council to increase police referrals into drug treatment, as well as expanding Drug Testing on Arrest to identify those who use drugs. This builds on £2.1 million funding to deliver Project ADDER – a co-ordinated approach across policing and treatment to crack down on supply and support people tackle their addiction – in 13 hard hit areas including Lancashire.

The government has asked every area in England to form a Combating Drugs Partnership (CDP) to work together to reduce drug-related harm and crime. Preston is covered by the Lancashire CDP, and the Government has supported the establishment of the Pan Lancashire Drugs and Alcohol Alliance, to help coordinate work across Lancashire’s three CDPs.

Question to the Home Office:

To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, what data his Department holds on the number of young people in Greater Manchester deemed at risk of Child Criminal Exploitation who have criminal offences recorded against them.

Answered by Chris Philp - Minister of State (Home Office)

The Home Office does not hold specific data on the number of young people in Greater Manchester deemed at risk of Child Criminal Exploitation (CCE) who have criminal offences recorded against them. However, tackling CCE is a priority for this Government which is why we are providing funding to support Greater Manchester Police to help tackle county lines and CCE.

Through our Drug Strategy, we are providing a targeted investment of up to £145m over three years to bolster our County Lines Programme. This includes funding a dedicated county lines taskforce in Greater Manchester Police, as well as funding Catch22 to provide a specialist support and rescue service for under 25’s and their families in Greater Manchester to help them safely reduce and exit their involvement from county lines including child criminal exploitation.

We are also driving targeted action to respond to exploitation through the Home Office-funded Prevention Programme, delivered by The Children’s Society with funding of £1.37m for delivery between 2023-25. Through the programme, a dedicated Northwest Prevention Officer works to support a range of partners to improve the response to multiple forms of exploitation including CCE in the Northwest region.

Question to the Ministry of Justice:

To ask the Secretary of State for Justice, whether his Department is taking steps to publish claimant data for (a) County Court Judgements and (b) the Courts Service.

Answered by Mike Freer - Parliamentary Under-Secretary (Ministry of Justice)

The Ministry of Justice intends to publish a response to the consultation on including claimant names on the Register of Judgments, Orders and Fines (the Register) in due course. That response will set out whether the Government intends to bring forward legislation to allow for the publication of claimant names on the Register.

Question to the Ministry of Justice:

To ask the Secretary of State for Justice, if his Department will bring forward legislative proposals to allow claimant data for County Court Judgements to be published.

Answered by Mike Freer - Parliamentary Under-Secretary (Ministry of Justice)

The Ministry of Justice intends to publish a response to the consultation on including claimant names on the Register of Judgments, Orders and Fines (the Register) in due course. That response will set out whether the Government intends to bring forward legislation to allow for the publication of claimant names on the Register.

Found: Lithium is also exploring the potential for lithium extraction and geothermal energy from water in County

Found: • require the Lord Chancellor to publish an assessment of the rea diness of the county court possession

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Found: process by which— 21 REPORT STAGE Tuesday 23 April 2024 on applications made by landlords, the county

Found: process by which— 21 REPORT STAGE Monday 22 April 2024 on applications made by landlords, the county

Found: Chapter— 29 Victims and Prisoners Bill “local authority” — (a) in relation to England, means a county

Found: process by which— 21 REPORT STAGE Friday 19 April 2024 on applications made by landlords, the county

Found: Chapter— 29 Victims and Prisoners Bill “local authority” — (a) in relation to England, means a county

Found: BARONESS SCOTT OF BYBROOK 19_ Schedule 3, page 151, line 13, at end insert— “(ea) any combined county

Found: • require the Lord Chancellor to publish an assessment of the rea diness of the county court possession

Found: process by which— 21 REPORT STAGE Thursday 18 April 2024 on applications made by landlords, the county

Found: extending devolution powers through new Level 2 devolution agreements with Buckinghamshire Council, Surrey County

Found: Overview and scrutiny: statutory guidance for councils, combined authorities and combined county authorities

Found: We will rarely use the County Court Bailiff.

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Found: [note 10] New unitary authority (Dorset county abolished) as at 1 April 2019.

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Found: application submitted by Northumbrian Water Limited for CSO Charles Street DER066, Charles Street, Stanley, County

Found: by Northumbrian Water Limited for 50 Oxclose Crescent Spennymoor CSO, Oxclose Crescent, Spennymoor, County

Found: application submitted by Northumbrian Water Limited for Dunelm Road CSO DER 147, Dunelm Road, Consett, County

Found: application submitted by Northumbrian Water Limited for South Cleatlam CSO, South Cleatlam, Darlington, County

Found: Final report and recommendations to the Secretary of State , paragraph 6.1. 11 In England, an LTA is a county

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Found: Cumbria’s first ever cyber security “Capture the Flag” competition for secondary schools across the county

Found: Public order, major events and Public Order Bill ● Cutting crime ● Criminal justice system ● Drugs and county