The aim of this project is to improve the environment of Main Street, Sauchie, for the people who live and work in this area..
The Council has carried out an option appraisal of Main Street, Sauchie, looking at the housing areas, shops and landscaped areas.
Option appraisal is a technique for setting objectives, creating and reviewing options and analysing their relative costs and benefits. Option appraisal should help develop a value fr money solution that meets the objectives of...More
Clackmannanshire Council is proposing the introduction of a one-way system on Menstrie Place & Castle Road, Menstrie. We also propose to prohibit buses from using Elmbank, Menstrie Place and Castle Road.
The changes are designed to promote road safety, limit congestion and avoid damage to vehicles and footways.
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Notice is hereby given that, in exercise of its powers under Section 17 of the Civic Government (Scotland) Act, Clackmannanshire Council intends to revise its fares for the hire of taxis in Clackmannanshire. The revised fare table is shown in the attached Schedule.
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Tenants and residents of the blocks 1-19, 2-20, 22-40 and 42-60 The Orchard, and block numbers 13-31 and 33-51 Newmills in Tullibody are being asked about what improvements they'd like to see carried out in their neighbourhood.
A drop-in consultation event is being held on Saturday 6th July from 10am - 12noon at Tullibody Civic Centre where tenants/residents can have their say on a range of options. There will be demonstrations and samples available on the day.
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Clackmannanshire Licensing Board is seeking views of members of the public and others to help with the review of its Statement of Licensing Policy.
In 2010, Clackmannanshire Licensing Board adopted a Statement of Licensing Policy as required under section 6 of the Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005 (the "Act"). In terms of the Act, the Board is required to publish a statement of policy every three years.
As the end of the current three year period approaches, the Board has prepared a new...More
Clackmannanshire Council is proposing the introduction of a one-way system on Menstrie Place & Castle Road, Menstrie. We also propose to prohibit buses from using Elmbank, Menstrie Place and Castle Road.
Given the responses to our original consultation in June 2013 our new proposal has the one-way system operating in the opposite direction than previously suggested and some additional parking restrictions.
The plan provided shows the proposed one-way entry/exit points, the position of ...More
Due to the Electoral Registration and Administration Act 2013 setting out a change in respect of the compulsory review period, Clackmannanshire Council must carry out and complete a review of the polling districts and places within a 16 month period beginning with 1 October 2013.
Given the timing, it was considered best to conduct the review this year rather than next year when there is the European Elections in May and the Scottish Referendum in September. This...More
NHS Forth Valley is seeking views on the potential development of a new Demand Responsive Transport (DRT) service between Forth Valley Royal Hospital and Clackmannanshire.
The proposal was discussed by Clackmannanshire Council at its meeting on 24th October.
For more information on the the consultation as well as details of the proposal discussed by Clackmannanshire Council, please see the documents attached.
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The Scottish Government has promised to increase the number of hours for eligible 3 and 4 year old children to early learning and childcare from 475 hours per year to 600 hours per year from August 2014.
We are legally required to consult with parents/carers of children 0-5 year olds to provide a model of nursery provision that suits their needs.
This consultation must be carried out every two years. We need to reach as many of these parents/carers as we can so decided an online...More
The Council’s ambitious, wide-ranging programme of
transformation is stepping up a gear and we are entering a period of significant change for public service delivery in Clackmannanshire.
Our key focus over the next few years will be on ‘Making Clackmannanshire Better’: our customers’ needs are changing, and we are focusing on how we can better meet these changing needs, whilst also improving our customers’ experience in accessing the services we provide....More
HAVE YOUR SAY ABOUT LOCAL POLICING
Police Scotland - Forth Valley Division
Public consultation on Local Policing Plan 2014 - 17
Police Scotland in the Forth Valley area is gathering the views of citizens and communities to shape the next Local Policing Plans for each of the local authority areas of Falkirk, Stirling and Clackmannanshire. The results will also contribute to the Annual Plans for the Multi Member Wards in each council.
If you live or work in one of these local...More
On 31 July 2013, the government launched a first stage consultation on updating the Assisted Areas Map for 2014 to 2020, in response to new European Commission guidelines on regional aid .
Assisted Areas are those areas where regional aid can be offered to undertakings, typically businesses, under state aid rules.
The proposed Assisted Areas in Clackmannanshire are shown in the map below and cover:
Alloa East,
Alloa Mar,
Alloa West
Clackmannan,
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We would like your views on the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service and the proposed Priorities, Actions and Outcomes for the Local Fire and Rescue Plan for Clackmannanshire 2014-17 .
What you tell us will help ensure we are focussing on the right things for your area as part of community planning and safety work. This will help inform more detailed plans to be prepared for local ward/community areas as part of an integrated community service.
You can participate in the survey online by...More
The Housing (Scotland) Act 2001 introduced the statutory requirement for the development of a Tenant Participation Strategy. The Act also requires all registered social landlords to consult with tenants on a range of major housing issues that affect them. These include housing management, repairs and maintenance policies and standards of service to be provided.
Tenant participation is about tenants taking part in decision-making processes and influencing decisions. The Tenant...More
Clackmannanshire Council is seeking representations on its Proposed Local Development Plan (LDP), which sets out the Council's proposed vision for future development in Clackmannanshire: the policies it wishes to adopt, and the sites and projects it wishes to promote and support.
We are also seeking comments on the Supplementary Guidance that accompanies the Proposed LDP; the Open Space Strategy; strategic environmental assessment Environmental Reports for these documents; Habitats...More
The information you give on this qustionnaire is confidential, we do not ask for your name but we will use this information in planning and improving our service delivery. Thank you for your help and if you would like to discuss any issues or concerns, please contact us.
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At its meeting of 28 August 2014, the Clackmannanshire Licensing Board received a recommendation from the Local Licensing Forum to exercise its powers to grant a general extension of permitted trading hours for all onsales alcohol licensed premises from 19 December 2014 to 3 January 2015.
The Forum has requested this on the grounds that it reduces the burden of compliance on the licensed trade, and should allow for a staged migration of patrons from licensed premises at a busy time of...More
Keep Clackmannanshire Moving
Clackmannanshire Council is surveying residents in order to gather views on roads and transportation provision within the area. The information collected from this questionnaire will be used to develop the Council's Local Transport Strategy and improve the transport system for all.
For more information on the Local Transport Strategy visit www.clacksweb.org.uk/transport/localtransportstrategy
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In November 2011 the Scottish Government launched the Scottish Strategy for Autism and set out the national vision for autism services.
Stirling and Clackmannanshire Councils are working in partnership with service users, carers, NHS Forth Valley and Third Sector organisations to develop and implement a local Autism Strategy.
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Public service delivery in Clackmannanshire continues to change significantly. The Council is required by law to provide certain services like social work, education, planning and environmental health. It also provides or subsidises a wide range of other services such as buses, CCTV, community safety, countryside and heritage management and business development.
In common with all public sector organisations, the Council is facing some very tough choices to remain financially viable.
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The Council as planning authority has a duty to prepare proposals for the preservation and enhancement of conservation areas. The legislation also indicates that planning authorities must pay special attention to the desirability of preserving or enhancing the character of the designated area in making planning decisions that affect the area . A careful and considered approach is therefore needed in considering development proposals in a conservation area.
The Appraisal therefore...More
Tenant participation is about tenants taking part in decision-making processes and influencing decisions. The Tenant Participation strategy is the document that describes how tenants and other customers can participate in their landlord's decisions at a level they feel comfortable with.
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Clackmannanshire and Stirling Councils and our Community Planning Partners are committed to working together to improving the wellbeing of all children and young people and supporting them to achieve positive outcomes in life.
As Community Planning Partners our vision for children and young people is to work together with them, their families and communities to nurture, respect and be ambitious for their future.
Economic, social and health inequalities impact on the life chances of...More
The information you give on this qustionnaire is confidential, we do not ask for your name but we will use this information in planning and improving our service delivery. Thank you for your help and if you would like to discuss any issues or concerns, please contact us.
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Clackmannanshire Council, in partnership with Stirling Council, is committed to the use and promotion of the Gaelic language in recognition of its status as one of Scotland's national languages and its unique contribution to Scotland's diverse culture.
As part of our commitment we have prepared a draft Gaelic Language plan and are keen to gather your views.
The plan sets out the practical steps which Clackmannanshire Council will take to support the Gaelic language and its...More
We would like to ask you a few questions about your experience of the YES Employer Recruitment Incentive. The Survey should take no longer than 10 minutes to complete.
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The Returning Officer is looking for feedback from those who voted or did not vote in the UK Parliamentary General Election from the Clackmannanshire area.
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Vote for your favourite 2 drawings and the winners will be recreated at Fairfield Park and Greygoran underpass later this summer.
The 10 finalists are all by pupils from Craigbank Primary School and were selected from the entries submitted by a panel of independent judges.
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Clackmannanshire Council aims to improve the environment of the Tron Court area in Tullibody for the benefit of the people who live and work in this area.
Tullibody has been identified as the next area to benefit from the Village and Small Town Centre Initiative, which is part of a £1 million investment over the next 7 years to regenerate the town centre.
The Council has carried out an option appraisal of the Tron Court area, looking at the housing areas, shops and landscaped areas. ...More