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APPENDIX 1 Residents and Tenants Associations consulted September 2003 – January 2004. • Hayes Town Centre Residents Association • Cranford Cross Residents Association • Harefield Tenants and Residents Association • Whitehall Residents Association • Harmondworth and Sipson Residents Association • Harlington Residents Association • Hillingdon Alliance of Residents Associations • North Uxbridge Residents Association • Northwood Hills Residents Association • Violet Avenue Tenants and Residents Association • Northwood Residents Association • Hillingdon Tenants and Residents Association. Residents and Tenants Associations that did not respond are: • Home Farm Residents Association • North Hayes • Colham Green • The Larches • Oak Farm • Pastures Mead • Vine Lane • West Ruislip Commuters Association • Ferndale Area • Glebe PART I – MEMBERS & PUBLIC (INCLUDING THE PRESS) Cabinet Reports - 4 th March 2003 Page 100
HILLINGDON BOROUGH TRANSPORT CONFERENCE: INVITEES APPENDIX 2 Councillors NAME INVITED ATTENDANCE ADDRESS TELEPHONE E-MAIL Cllr Mike Heywood 26/9/03 Overview and Scrutiny Cllr Baker 26/9/03 Yes Member bbaker@hillingdon.gov.uk Cllr Peter Ryderson 26/9/03 Yes Member Cllr Bishop 26/9/03 Yes Member 01923 826610 dbishop@hillingdon.gov.uk Cllr. N. Nunn-Price 26/9/03 Yes Member 01895 478916 Nnunn-price@hillingdon.gov.uk Cllr. R. Puddifoot 26/9/03 No Cllr S.Stone 26/9/03 Yes Member cllsstone@hillingdon.gov.uk Cllr D. Routledge 26/9/03 Yes Member 01895 27050 Cllr A. Banks 26/9/03 Yes Member 01895 436112 Cllr J Rhodes 26/9/03 Yes Member 01895 234348 Cllr John Hensley No Member Cllr Harmsworth 26/9/03 No Member 01895 250127 Cllr John Major 26/9/03 Yes Member 01895250780 Cllr Lakham Yes Member Cllr R. Barnes 26/09/03 No Member Cllr S. Jenkins 26/09/03 Yes Member sj@hillingdon.gov.uk Cllr J. O’Neill 26/09/03 Yes Member 01895676501 Jo’neill@Hillingdon.gov.uk Cllr Paramit Sethi Yes Member Cllr Phoday Jarjussey Yes Member Chief Officers Chief Executive 26/9/03 Ruth Willis 26/9/03 PART I – MEMBERS & PUBLIC (INCLUDING THE PRESS) Cabinet Reports - 4 th March 2003 Page 101
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Cabinet agenda Meeting Date: THURSD
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Items 13 and 14 deal with ‘any te
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To allocate money to voluntary sect
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1. To note the work done in improve
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expand their sixth form accommodati
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ALTERNATIVES CONSIDERED AND REJECTE
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Programme. ALTERNATIVES CONSIDERED
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ANNUAL AUDIT LETTER 2002/3 ITEM 1 S
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CPA Scorecard 12. The Letter commen
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PART I - MEMBERS & PUBLIC (INCLUDIN
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FAIR FUNDING ARRANGEMENTS 2004/05 I
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INFORMATION 1. The Fair Funding Con
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Education, Youth and Leisure Servic
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1. Introduction 1.1 This is the sec
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Thursday 12 th February 2004. Schoo
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Table 4: Funding levels for proxy h
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dealing with the deficit are such t
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6.2 Some primary schools raised the
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6.13 The second is to introduce a f
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For junior / primary schools the da
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3. The current calculations of the
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Appendix 2 Analysis of Schools Budg
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INFORMATION 1. At the Cabinet meeti
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Notes: (1) Custody - gives details
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CONTROLLED DRINKING ZONES FOR HILLI
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Page 75 and 76: HILLINGDON LOCAL CULTURAL STRATEGY
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Page 81 and 82: • Transforming our local environm
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Page 89 and 90: HILLINGDON LOCAL CULTURAL STRATEGY
Page 91 and 92: A4 Priority Actions Partners Output
Page 93 and 94: B1 Theme: Hillingdon Spaces & Place
Page 95 and 96: Theme: Hillingdon Spaces & Places P
Page 97 and 98: A REVIEW OF THE ANIMAL WELFARE CHAR
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Page 101 and 102: Animal Welfare Charter 1.0 The anim
Page 103 and 104: The Council discourages the selling
Page 105 and 106: ♦ actively encourage responsible
Page 107 and 108: HILLINGDON BOROUGH TRANSPORT STRATE
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Page 137 and 138: AIR QUALITY AND TRANSPORT Key theme
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Page 143 and 144: BUSINESS SESSION I Freight 1. Need
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Page 147 and 148: BEHAVIOUR SUPPORT PLAN 2004-5 ITEM
Page 149 and 150: COMMENTS OF OVERVIEW AND SCRUTINY C
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Page 155 and 156: Priority Objectives HILLINGDON EDUC
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expressions of interest are due to
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COMMENTS OF OVERVIEW AND SCRUTINY C
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Quality in Early Education 12. Gran
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REVENUE BUDGET 2003/04 MONTHLY MONI
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AMR project director: Schools asset
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Unallocated Growth (Realignment): -
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performance and implement i-world.
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Table 1 - Central Services Financia
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Financial Planning was filled with
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£000 Pay awards 7,688 Contractual
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OVERALL FINANCIAL POSITION 67. Tabl
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Conclusion 7. The response to the P
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