Sentences with phrase «council officers»

We have to make clear to council officers what we stand for and explain our vision and priorities for our residents.

Councillors will have to approve all pay packages for council officers who earn six - figure salaries.

Given that these laws may result in the killing of family pets who have not committed any offence other than looking like a American Pit Bull Terrier (or crossbreed) we think it's important that the laws are not misinterpreted by Council officers making declarations or by dog owners.

«County council offices up and down the country, elected members and council officers made sure that schools both kept to the rules and served the needs of their local communities.»

He was a British Council officer in Nigeria and then later worked in Kenya, Brazil, Canada and Poland.

Council officers said families were less likely to be split up due to a «social / medical criterion», which is aimed at children who need to be close to home for medical reasons, or if they have special educational needs.

He worked together with British Council officers, Francis Watson and Lilian Somerville, to present a retrospective exhibition of the renowned artist and sculptor Henry Moore alongside paintings by 19th century artist J.M.W Turner.

The Cat Welfare Society is also conducting a training session for Sembawang - Nee Soon Town Council officers tomorrow on Tuesday 12 July on the Town Council premises.

Ideally committee members should have worked in a particular area of council responsibility for long enough to know how the system works and where the pressure points are likely to be; otherwise they may find it difficult when they take on experienced council officers.

There will also be a stronger voice to local residents and councillors to challenge council officers if they claim «nothing can be done» to tackle such blight.

Specifically, the council must demonstrate that (a) all reported council officers are members of the International Literacy Association, and (b) at least 10 council members are also members of the International Literacy Association.

Recently, a Town Council officer from a Town Council we were generally working closely with has been pressuring volunteers to relocate cats while not providing full information that will help resolve the case.

It includes interviews, articles and case studies from a distinguished panel of World Energy Council Officers, CEOs, government ministers, academics and opinion formers from all areas of the energy sector and provides perspectives from around the globe.

The advice which the judge held was wrong was not the advice that was given according to the evidence of Mr Michael or the other council officers.

a) Regulate to require local authorities to publish a family and friends care policy and have a named designated senior council officer with responsibility for implementing the policy.

The Equality Impact Assessment (EIA) which had been produced by Council officers, and which had been seen by the Council's Cabinet, had not been provided directly to the full Council as part of their papers for the decision on the Scheme.

The council officer who told Cowley Road Passion Play organisers to cancel their event has reportedly apologised for his mistake.

«They [the council officer who made the decision] were like, «I overheard her friend say, «You'll come down here and you'll live near me.»

Such officers «are absolutely obsessed» with deciding that homeless people have ruled themselves out of ongoing council help as a result of their own conduct — conduct which can include being evicted for rent arrears, or leaving a flat that a council officer feels the homeless person could have stayed in.

Council officers should be immune to poisonous talk about scroungers, but they are not.

I know from my own reporting that councils always insist that flats have been inspected, either by council officers, or by the property management companies which manage temporary flats or hostels on councils» behalf.

First, Caroline Spelman unveiled plans to change the law so that council officers would need a proper warrant to raid people's homes.

It was, a council officer told the MPs, «when the alert comes that we mobilise people».

Chaos in Cromer: Seaside restaurant boss whose business was «invaded by travellers» hits out at police for standing by and doing nothing because they A GROUP of travellers have moved into another Oxford park - and - ride and have told council officers they are not leaving just yet.

A council officer in Anglesey fears building a nuclear reactor may lead to a rise in homelessness.

Council officers for the year may be counted in this total.

There were three members on the panel tasked with deciding whether to affirm the declaration as made by the council officer or set it aside.

At the same time, 80 primary school children will take the lead by transforming neglected sites in Margate this July after 18 months of work with local politicians, council officers, a Philosopher, Turner Contemporary's learning team and their chosen artist.

Bass Coast Council planning director Hannah Duncan - Jones, said council officers had met with Synergy Wind representatives ahead of them lodging a planning application.

And they were not directed or pressurised by council officers to abstain from voting or to leave the meeting before the vote.

They were not advised or told by the Council officers that they were disqualified from voting, or to leave the meeting... They were not prevented from voting at it, if they so wished.

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