Clackmannanshire Consultation Database

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Closed Consultations

  • Integration Joint Board Scheme

    The Public Bodies (Joint working) (Scotland) Act 2014 ( the Act) placed a duty on Local Authorities and NHS Boards to arrange Integration Schemes for their area. An Integration Scheme is a legally binding agreement between a Local Authority (Council) and NHS Board that establishes an Integration...

    Closed 20 December 2024

  • New Climate Change Strategy

    We would welcome your feedback on our New Climate Change Strategy . Our Strategy sets out a framework for action on climate change and achieving our targets of reaching net zero emissions by 2040 for the Council’s own operation and 2045 for the Clackmannanshire area. ...

    Closed 20 October 2024

  • Rent Review

    Clackmannanshire Council is considering whether to change the way that rents are calculated and reclaimed from tenants. Rents are usually charged based on the characteristics of the home that a tenant lives in, for example: • property size (the number of bedrooms) • property type...

    Closed 15 October 2024

  • Draft Pollinator Strategy 2024-29

    Something is buzzing at Clackmannanshire Council! We are now seeking feedback on our first Pollinator Strategy for 2024-2029 . Our strategy aims to cultivate a robust, thriving and diverse population of pollinators within Clackmannanshire by enhancing awareness of...

    Closed 13 October 2024

  • CSHSCP Palliative and End of Life Care Consultation - Stage 2

    Palliative and end-of-life care encompasses the care and support provided to someone following diagnosis of a life-threatening illness and a person can be cared for palliatively for many years (World Health Organisation). This care includes health, social, and spiritual care for the person,...

    Closed 22 September 2024

We Asked, You Said, We Did

Here are some of the issues we have consulted on and their outcomes. See all outcomes

We asked

We asked for feedback on the rent restructure as well as proposals on how we should charge the rent, based on factors such as size, age and garden space of a property.

You said

We received 263 responses. These were received via the online and face to face consultation.

We did

We have three sessions planned with Arneil Johnstone on 29 October 2024 at venues across Clackmannanshire. These sessions have been provided to allow tenants to ask further questions about rent setting. These views will be taken forward to the budget planning process.

We asked

We consulted on the proposal to permanently relocate St Mungo’s Roman Catholic Primary School to the Alloa Academy site.

You said

We received a total of 324 responses to the public consultation. 257 responders provided comment on the educational benefits of permanently relocating St Mungo's RCPS.

There were 324 responses to the question 'Do you agree with renaming to Alloa Campus?' 41 respondents replied yes and 283 respondents replied no. Respondents wanted schools to retain their individual names.

The consultation process also included direct engagement through a public meeting, attended by 52 members of the public, and a further 9 stakeholder consultation meetings.

We did

Council decided on Thursday 28 November 2024 to permanently relocate St Mungo's RCPS to its current location in Alloa Academy. All respondents views were taken into account along with the independent report, provided in line with legislation, by Education Scotland, HM Inspectors.

Council agreed not to rename the building that St Mungo's and Alloa Academy occupy 'Alloa Campus' as the consultees felt this undermined the identity of the individual schools.

Officers will continue to work in partnership with stakeholders to address the issues through the consultation process.

We asked

We asked for feedback on a range of officer policy savings proposals as well as proposals to increase fees and charges.

You said

We received 938 responses to the online survey.

The public engagement also included direct engagement with a number of stakeholders seeking to understand potential impacts and mitigations in the context of an accompanying draft Equality and Fairer Scotland Impact Assessment.

We did

Councillors met on 29 February 2024 and agreed the £161.5 million revenue budget for 2024/25. All respondents’ views were taken into account. Savings of £5.383m were approved.

Council also agreed to freeze council tax rates. Most locally set fees and charges will increase by 6.7%

Details of all budget decisions made can be accessed on our website.