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1st Bedworth Scout Group received £5,000 from the Community Plan Fund towards the overall costs of a feasibility study to redevelop the Elizabeth Centre to a multi-purpose Community Centre. A review of this project will be available shortly. |
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Vehicles abandoned on any land in the open air will be investigated and removed. The permission of the landowner is required before abandoned vehicles can be removed from private land. Contact Details Online Services Phone: Warwickshire Hotline - 0800 16 999 00 (Cruncher) Report Abandoned Vehicle Enquiries Complaints Fax: 024 7637 6214 Email: |
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Government, and its advisor English Heritage, have stressed the need for conservation areas to be managed positively and effectively. In order to do this, an appraisal has been undertaken of the special architectural and historic interest of the Abbey Conservation Area and its immediate surroundings. This appraisal has enabled an informed reconsideration of the boundaries and provided justifiable reasons for making alterations to them following... |
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Abbey Fields Nursery received £700 from the Community Plan Fund for lighting to the entrance of the building. |
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Ability Business Centre received £4,964.00 from the Community Plan Fund for running assistive technology road shows. The Assistive Technology Roadshow has demonstrated computer hardware and software which can assist people with various disabilities in order for them to operate a computer. There have been six stops on the Roadshow, at the Ramsden Centre, Bedworth Health Leisure and Activity Centre, Pastels Day Care Centre, Holly Bush House, Town Hall in Nuneaton and the Civic... |
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What is Emergency Planning? Emergencies can happen at any time. Most can be dealt with by what we normally refer to as "the emergency services" - Police, Fire and Rescue and Ambulance, but some emergencies are so severe or have such an impact that they affect whole communities. Think of the floods of 2007 - some people still haven't been able to go back to their homes. Floods are not the only cause of emergencies - industrial... |
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Advice is available to businesses, employees, members of the public on notification requirements and accident/ill-health prevention. Contact Details Online Services Phone: Health and Safety Team - 024 7637 6403 Health and Safety Team - 024 7637 6402 Enquiries Complaints Fax: 024 7637 6214 Email: env.health@nuneatonandbedworth.gov.uk |
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A full list of Hotels, Guest Houses and Bed and Breakfast accommodation available in the Borough. Contact Details Online Services Phone: 024 7637 6490 Enquiries Complaints Nuneaton Library and Tourist Information 024 7638 4027 Email: tourism@nuneatonandbedworth.gov.uk |
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Contact Details Online Services Phone: 024 7637 6300 Enquiries Complaints Fax: 024 7637 6551 Email: landlordforum@nuneatonandbedworth.gov.uk Service Unit: |
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The Local Government (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1982 requires that all persons that carry out tattooing, ear piercing, acupuncture and electrolysis be registered with the local authority. Officers will visit the premises to ensure they comply with the requirements of both the Act and any local Bylaws. Contact Details Online Services Phone: 024 7637 6403 024 7637 6214 Enquiries Complaints Fax: 024 7637 6214 Email: |
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Determination of all applications related to advertisement consent. Contact Details Online Services Phone: 024 7637 6328 Enquiries Complaints Fax: 024 7637 6214 Email: planning@nuneatonandbedworth.gov.uk Service Unit: |
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There are many different sources of advice for business. Banks, consultants, accountants , solicitors etc. However the primary sources of information are the agencies funded by the government and the services of Local Government. Contact Details Online Services Phone: 024 7637 6490/ 024 7637 6178 Fax: 0870 608 5124 Email: regeneration@nuneatonandbedworth.gov.uk |
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Contact Details Online Services Phone: 024 7637 6483 Enquiries Complaints Fax: 024 7637 6551 Email: housing@nuneatonandbedworth.gov.uk Service Unit: |
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Contact Details Online Services Phone: 024 7637 6565 Enquiries Complaints Fax: 024 7637 6551 Email: housing@nuneatonandbedworth.gov.uk Service Unit: |
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Akai Hino Kai received £3,000.00 from the Community Plan Fund towards enabling volunteers to gain professional qualifications in coaching and health and safety whilst encouraging new members. Press Coverage The Akai Hino Kai (AHK) has been teaching martial arts within the local community since July 1982. The aim of the group is to deliver affordable martial arts tuition across the community to all ages. The group is run on a not-for profit basis and the classes are... |
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Alley gates Nuneaton & Bedworth Community Safety are working very closely with Housing Services and Warwickshire Police to pilot a scheme to install alley gates between terraced housing, within an area of Abbey ward. The alley gate scheme takes advantage of the fact that there is only one point of entry to the rear of the properties and blocks that route with a security gate. The gate makes domestic burglary more difficult as criminals cannot gain access to the... |
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The Council has a statutory requirement to provide allotments. Individual allotment sites have the responsibility for the majority of their own infrastructure maintenance, collecting and retaining rents for the plots on site. Contact Details Online Services Phone: 024 7637 6058 Enquiries Complaints Fax: 024 7637 6010 Email: parks@nuneatonandbedworth.gov.uk |
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As a tenant you have the right to carry out improvements to your home provided you get written permission first from the Assistant Director - Housing. Contact Details Online Services Phone: 024 7637 6408 Enquiries Complaints Fax: Email: housing.repairs@nuneatonandbedworth.gov.uk |
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The Council can translate part of documents that it produces into other languages or formats. |
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There are several alternatives to Council accommodation, such as Sheltered Accommodation with a Housing Association, Residential Homes run by Warwickshire County Council, Warwickshire Care Services, and Privately Owned Residential and Retirement Homes. Sheltered Accommodation with a Housing Association Housing Associations provide and manage accommodation suitable for elderly people in houses, flats, mobility dwellings for disabled people, or Scheme Manager controlled units. The type of... |