Conflicting reports are currently circulating regarding the renaming of Transport for London underground station White Hart Lane to “Tottenham Hotspur”. The north London Premier League club first approached TfL more than two years ago, wanting to change the name in time for the opening of their new stadium. Concerns were expressed about the precedent […]
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Civil Aviation Authority to launch consultation regarding paying for Heathrow’s third runway
The UK Civil Aviation Authority are expected to launch a public consultation on a proposed solution to the development costs of the third Heathrow runway in the coming weeks, reports the buying business travel website. The CAA is supporting the negotiation of a commercial arrangement which is intended to allow the development costs for […]
Public Consultation aims to remedy lack of protection for victims of harassment in Northern Ireland
The power of consultation aims to alter Northern Ireland’s status as the only region of the UK or Ireland without stalking legislation, according to this article in yesterday’s Irish times. Brian Grzymek, head of criminal justice policy and legislation at the Department of Justice and his team, have been restricted to using 20-year-old harassment […]
Norfolk Childrens centres closure: 8 face reprieve following public consultation
After initial plans to close 46 out of 53 children’s’ centres in Norfolk, a public consultation has led to a potential reprieve for 8 children’s’ centres, according to this report by ITV. Following the cutting of 5 million from children’s’ services, the proposals for the remaining 38 were voted through by councillors, meaning the […]
Junk food advertising banned on rail network by Mayor Khan
London’s mayor has responded to a recent public consultation with “tough action” by moving towards making Londoner’s diets more healthy, banning junk food advertising on all TfL controlled transport. Any companies selling foods that are high in sugar, fat or salt will be affected by the ban to combat what the mayor has referred to […]
