Looks like the work that the scrutiny committees have been doing during the year has come to its conclusions and there’s a few recommendations for the Mayor and Cabinet to chew over.
Also interesting is the officer response to the alternatives to individual car use; they’re suggesting a wait and see approach to as to whether to go for 20 mph on Lewisham’s roads until it’s clearer where the new Mayor for London (or whoever he’s delegated that particular set of decisions to) thinks.
The other big ticket items are the carbon reduction strategy – which I have to admit I’ve not had the chance to read it, but I do know that’s something that Steve is personally and politically committed to – and the community assets paper – which follows that review that Barry Quirk did for the government.
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The opportunity to look at any comments by the Overview and Scrutiny side councillors on previous decisions made by the Mayor
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CSCI said that the safeguarding of vulnerable adults is good. And that the delivery of personalised services to people with physical disabilities and sensory impairments was judged to be adequate.
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This report provides the Mayor and Cabinet with recommendations for the use of Positive Activities for Young People (PAYP) funding for the financial year 2007/8. It details proposals received and appraised by a of groups of young people.
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This report seeks agreement on a draft Carbon Reduction and Climate Change Strategy
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This report formulates a response to the matters arising from the Sustainable Development Select Committee report.
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This report describes the Council’s approach to community-based asset transfers,
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This report seeks to inform Mayor and Cabinet on the progress of the proposed stock transfer in Orchard Estate and Village Court. It informs members of the result of the ballot of tenants and of the second stage formal consultation process.
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Following a positive ballot in November 2007 and April 2008 and negotiations with Hyde Housing Association (Hyde) on the terms of the transfer, the Council is now in a position to complete the transfer process.
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The purpose of this report is to set fees for local land charge searches following de-regulation of register searches and the introduction of the Home Information Pack during 2007.
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This report outlines for the Mayor the outcome of the consultation on the development of an SEN resource base at Bonus Pastor Catholic College and seeks his agreement to continue with the proposal.
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On 5 September 2007 the Mayor and Cabinet received a report from the Children and Young Peoples Select Committee about the tuition scheme for Looked After Children. This
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This report informs the Mayor and Cabinet of the scrutiny review of Lewisham’s Wardens Service, undertaken by the Safer Stronger Communities Select Committee.
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This report informs the Mayor and Cabinet of the findings of the Children and Young People Select Committee In-depth Investigation into improving achievement at Key stage 1.
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This report informs the Mayor and Cabinet of the comments and views of the Public Accounts Select Committee arising from discussions on the setting of street trading licence fees.
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Exclusion of press and public for items on Disposal of Surplus Properties – WorkSmart Programme, Loampit Vale – Final terms, The Transfer of Building Services to Lewisham Homes, and BSF – Phase 2
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On 5 September 2007 the Mayor and Cabinet received a report from the Children and Young People (CYP) Select Committee about the Common Assessment Framework (CAF), this is the officer response.
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Details of the Positive Activities for Young People (PAYP) schemes this year
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Lewisham Carbon Reduction and Climate Change Strategy, Equalities Impact Assessment
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Lewisham Carbon Reduction and Climate Change Strategy
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Lewisham Community Assets Framework
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List of properties to be transfered as part of stock transfer in the Foreshore area of Evelyn
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