Please circulate to colleagues as appropriate within your organisation.
|
|
- Mitchell Parks
- 6 years ago
- Views:
Transcription
1 Dear Stakeholder April 2013 Welcome to the latest edition of the Yorkshire Ambulance Service NHS Trust (YAS) stakeholder update, a bi-monthly bulletin to keep you briefed on the Trust s performance, key priorities and latest news. In this issue you can find out about: delivery of the A&E Red performance standard quarter four challenges - activity and adverse weather our emergency operation centres receiving the Accredited Centre of Excellence (ACE) award our newly appointed Clinical Director of NHS 111 and Urgent Care NHS 111 service mobilisation our Foundation Trust journey praise for a YAS crew who delivered a baby in North Yorkshire. Please circulate to colleagues as appropriate within your organisation. If you have any comments about any of the articles or would like more detailed information, please corp-comms@yas.nhs.uk or telephone For more information about Yorkshire Ambulance Service NHS Trust and to keep up-todate with Trust news, please visit our website Chief Executive s Update The year has now come to an end and I am pleased to report that YAS achieved the 75% Red 8-minute and 95% 19-minute performance standards for our A&E service for the second successive year. This is a significant achievement and represents our improving quality despite an increase in demand of over 4%. Quarter Four Challenges During the last quarter of we were faced with challenging weather conditions as well as the increase in demand for our services, but thanks to the dedication and hard work of all our staff we managed to continue providing a high-quality service for our patients - whether it was in an emergency or to ensure they received their vitally important renal dialysis treatment. Our extensive warning and informing media campaign helped to make the public aware of taking extra care in the snow and ice and using our 999 service appropriately. A&E Workforce Changes Many of you will no doubt have seen coverage in the media about changes to our A&E workforce and the introduction of the Emergency Care Assistant (ECA) role as an integral part of our plan. ECAs will work alongside paramedics on ambulances in a role which has been used successfully for a number of years in other ambulance services to deliver an
2 appropriate level of clinical support to their paramedic colleagues. They are also trained to undertake emergency blue light response driving. The key changes in the five-year A&E Workforce Plan focus upon the following: Simplifying the A&E workforce model. Significantly increasing the number of qualified paramedics. Retaining our tier of paramedics with additional clinical skills. Ensuring that there will be no reduction in the overall number of staff working on the emergency service - no compulsory redundancies. Pay protection arrangements to ensure that no A&E staff have any reduction in their current level of pay over the next five years. Availability of a broad range of fully-funded training opportunities for hundreds of staff to enable them to progress to more senior roles in the future, as well as ensuring that existing staff are given the best opportunity possible to become paramedics. These changes will ensure that we continue to deliver the best possible clinical outcomes for patients, achieve a sustainable level of performance in response to emergencies and balance our budget over each of the coming five years. Our absolute focus throughout this process has been to ensure that we continue to deliver a safe, responsive and high quality service to the people of Yorkshire over the coming years. We have also sought to ensure we protect the current employment and future career prospects of our A&E staff as much as we possibly can during these challenging economic times. Also making the news during recent weeks has been the industrial action taken by some of our staff who are Unite the Union members. This followed the difficult decision taken by the Trust to derecognise the union due to the disappointing relationship with them over a prolonged period and their lack of constructive contribution to the difficult decisions we have been required to make for the future. On 2 April 2013 during their 24-hour strike we were able to minimise disruption to our services using contingency plans which stayed very focused on providing safe and responsive care for our patients. The strike action involved less than 10% of the total staff employed by the Trust with the vast majority of our staff working as normal. The Trust continues to have an effective and professional working relationship with Unison, the largest trade union representing ambulance workers in Yorkshire. Yorkshire Ambulance Service s Emergency Operations Centres Awarded the Accredited Centre of Excellence (ACE) In February the Trust was awarded the Accredited Centre of Excellence (ACE) status from the International Academies of Emergency Dispatch (IAED) for our emergency call handling and dispatch. The accreditation is awarded to emergency services that can demonstrate superior performance in training, quality assurance and improvement process and/or management, and very high compliance to protocol within their communication centre environments.
3 As both of our Emergency Operations Centres (EOCs) in Wakefield and York have been accredited we have actually achieved multi-site Centre of Excellence. We are now only one of 118 emergency services currently accredited internationally. Since the merger of ambulance services in England in 2006, we are only the second of the ambulance trusts in England to have achieved Centre of Excellence status and we are the first in the country to receive this accreditation operating the new performance standards, which were introduced part-way through our application process. It has taken over 12 months of very hard work to demonstrate consistent achievement of compliance against the standards every month and providing evidence of continuing improvements to the service we provide to our patients. Yorkshire Ambulance Service s New Clinical Director of NHS 111 and Urgent Care The Trust has appointed Dr Philip Foster as its new Clinical Director of NHS 111 and Urgent Care. Dr Foster, who joined the Trust in February, has spent 32 years in General Practice in Retford, North Nottinghamshire, and has been the Clinical Governance Lead for NHS Bassetlaw since its inception and Medical Director there since In he became Medical Director of the South Yorkshire and Bassetlaw Cluster and the NHS 111 Clinical Lead in this region. With a keen interest in patient care and the development of local health services, Dr Foster has also been the Medical Director of Bassetlaw Hospital where he still provides clinical sessions and he was the Chair of North Nottinghamshire Local Medical Committee. We are pleased to welcome Dr Foster to the Trust at this exciting time. NHS 111 Mobilisation The new NHS 111 service is being rolled out in this region in a phased approach between 5 March 2013 and the end of June NHS 111 is now live for the whole of Yorkshire and the Humber and GP out-of-hours (OOH) call handling in West Yorkshire and Bassetlaw which equates to 60% of the total contract. Further roll-out of the remaining OOH call handling is due to take place during May and June 2013, with North Lincolnshire starting from 23 April You will have heard and seen concerns raised in the national media about the introduction of the new NHS 111 service. For a new service NHS 111 is performing well in our region and achieving the majority of its key performance indicators. Patients calling NHS 111 are being given advice or directed to an appropriate service for their needs based on the information they provide to the NHS 111 call handler.
4 As part of the lead-up to the service launch in March 2013 the Trust held a series of stakeholder events at Trust Headquarters, Wakefield and the new NHS 111 call centre site in Wath-upon-Dearne, South Yorkshire. Over 150 stakeholders attended the events, including a mixture of GPs, commissioners and other healthcare professionals who took the opportunity to learn more about the new NHS 111 service and NHS Pathways. Positive feedback from the events included the following: Feel more informed to support the process. Very worthwhile event, learnt a lot from it. Excellent session. Excellent service. Looking forward to working with you all. Thank you. We will continue to work with our healthcare partners to gauge any impact of the new service on the wider health community and develop the service as further roll-out continues across the region. Foundation Trust Update In January our FT progress was marked by the successful scrutiny of our application by the Department of Health s Technical Committee. The next stage is a quality visit and review which is due to take place in the summer. During the last three months our Foundation Trust (FT) team has been busy recruiting Members, including a weeklong recruitment event at the White Rose Shopping Centre in Leeds, West Yorkshire. The team was joined by colleagues from the Trust to engage with the public and recruited over 950 new Members. The team has also been out and about recruiting in Hull city centre, St Stephen s and North Point Shopping Centres in Hull and Junction 32 Outlet Shopping Village, West Yorkshire. We now have a membership of over 4,800 (as of 8 April 2013). The public membership events have enabled members of the public to find out more about the Trust, meet our staff, register to become a Member and ask any questions about the services we provide. In addition, a series of successful first aid training courses has been run across the region for Members. More dates have now been arranged for additional courses to take place later in the year: North Yorkshire Wednesday 26 June 2013, 6.00pm pm Rendezvous Hotel, Keighley Road, Skipton, BD23 2TA
5 Saturday 7 September 2013, 10.00am pm Jennyfield Styan Community Centre, Grantley Drive, Harrogate, HG3 2XU Tuesday 3 December 2013, 1.00pm pm Ripon Community House, Sharow View, Allhallowgate, Ripon, HG4 1LE South Yorkshire Wednesday 8 May 2013, 6.00pm pm Mapplewell and Staincross Village Hall, Darton Lane, Mapplewell, Barnsley, S75 6AL Saturday 14 September 2013, 10.00am pm Classroom 2, Unity Centre, St Leonard's Road, Rotherham, S65 1PD Wednesday 2 October 2013, 1.00pm pm Sharrow Community Forum, Old Junior School, South View Road, Sheffield, S7 1DB West Yorkshire Thursday 13 May 2013, 6.00pm pm Kirkstall and Fountains Meeting Room, Yorkshire Ambulance Service NHS Trust Headquarters, Springhill 2, Brindley Way, Wakefield 41 Business Park, Wakefield, WF2 0XQ Saturday 20 July 2013, 10.00am pm Kirkstall and Fountains Meeting Room, Yorkshire Ambulance Service NHS Trust Headquarters, Springhill 2, Brindley Way, Wakefield 41 Business Park, Wakefield, WF2 0XQ Tuesday 8 October 2013, 1.00pm pm Queen's Road Neighbourhood Centre, Queen's Road, Halifax, HX1 4NE East Yorkshire Thursday 13 June 2013, 5.15pm pm The Bransholme Health Centre, Goodhart Road, Bransholme, Hull, HU7 4DW Saturday 28 September 2013, 10.00am pm Peter Harrison Room, Beverley Minster Parish Centre, 38 Highgate, Beverley, HU17 0DN Thursday 5 December 2013, 1.00pm pm Driffield Community Centre, Mill Street, Driffield, YO25 6TR If you are interested in attending one of these events please register your interest by foundationtrust@yas.nhs.uk or telephone: In February we launched our first membership newsletter, Your Ambulance Service which provides Members with the latest news from the Trust and details about forthcoming membership events. The newsletter was sent to all of our Members and is also available to download from our website: We will keep you posted of any further developments.
6 YAS Crew Delivers Baby in North Yorkshire During a bitterly cold and wintry January Paramedic David Brayshaw and Emergency Medical Technician Alf Pickering delivered baby Isabelle in the back of their ambulance en route to York Hospital. Mum Lisa Dobson had only just set off in the ambulance when she realised Isabelle was on her way. David called for Alf to stop the ambulance as he was going to have to deliver her there and then. Lisa was full of praise for our crew and said they were fantastic. After delivering baby Isabelle the crew took both mum and baby to the hospital where they were checked over and sent home hours later. This was not the first baby David had delivered during his career, after assisting at a home birth just before Christmas he is now into double figures. This is just another example of one of the many patients helped by our staff every day.
NORFOLK HEALTH OVERVIEW AND SCRUTINY COMMITTEE MINUTES OF THE MEETING HELD AT COUNTY HALL, NORWICH On 15 October 2015
NORFOLK HEALTH OVERVIEW AND SCRUTINY COMMITTEE MINUTES OF THE MEETING HELD AT COUNTY HALL, NORWICH On 15 October 2015 Present: Mr C Aldred Mr R Bearman Mr B Bremner Mr M Carttiss (Chairman) Mrs J Chamberlin
More informationPERTH AND KINROSS COUNCIL. 5 October 2016 COMMUNITY PLANNING PARTNERSHIP UPDATE
PERTH AND KINROSS COUNCIL 6(ii) 16/437 5 October 2016 COMMUNITY PLANNING PARTNERSHIP UPDATE Report by Senior Depute Chief Executive (Equality, Community Planning and Public Service Reform) PURPOSE OF REPORT
More informationScarborough HEART SUPPORT GROUPS Yorkshire and the Humber. Bradford
Whitby Northallerton Scarborough HEART SUPPORT GROUPS Yorkshire and the Humber Bradford Leeds York Bridlington Hull Huddersfield Doncaster Sheffield HEART SUPPORT GROUPS What are they? We are the UK s
More informationYORKSHIRE AND THE HUMBER SPECIALISED COMMISSIONING OPERATIONAL GROUP
1 Strategy and Direction YORKSHIRE AND THE HUMBER SPECIALISED COMMISSIONING OPERATIONAL GROUP Meeting held on Friday, 25 January 2013 At Sandal Rugby Club, Wakefield Decision Summary for PCT Boards 155/12
More informationUpdate on implementation of Taking Revalidation Forward recommendations
Agenda item: 7 Report title: Report by: Action: Update on implementation of Taking Revalidation Forward recommendations Judith Chrystie, Assistant Director, Registration and Revalidation Judith.Chrystie@gmc-uk.org,
More informationUKPHR Revalidation. Frequently Asked Questions for Employers. What is the value of my employee being registered with UKPHR?
August 2018 UKPHR Revalidation Frequently Asked Questions for Employers What is the value of my employee being registered with UKPHR? Registration is designed to assure employers and the public that multidisciplinary
More informationRevalidation of Doctors
Revalidation of Doctors Briefing Note DECEMBER 9 TH 2013 HEALTHWATCH AND PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT ASSOCIATION Patient and Public Involvement in Health and Social Care 1 HAPIA s Briefing Note CHAIR: MALCOLM ALEXANDER
More informationTender Evaluation Report. Procurement of Non-Emergency Patient Transport Services (NEPTS)
Tender Evaluation Report SUBJECT Procurement of Non-Emergency Patient Transport Services (NEPTS) SPONSORED BY NHS South Norfolk CCG (Lead Commissioner), NHS Norwich CCG, NHS West Norfolk CCG, and NHS North
More informationIs it free for me? Travel
Is it free for me? If you re out and about with someone who relies on your help because of their disability or illness, it s worth considering the many venues and travel companies which offer free or concessionary
More informationNHS Commissioning Board: Local area teams
NHS Commissioning Board: Local area teams Staff briefing pack 20 June 2012 Background Regional directors have been working with PCT and SHA clusters, emerging CCG leaders and local government partners
More informationReport of the Strategic Director of Place to the meeting of Executive to be held on 11 September 2018
Report of the Strategic Director of Place to the meeting of Executive to be held on 11 September 2018 Subject: M Arrangements for the establishment of a West Yorkshire Urban Traffic Management Control
More informationScarborough HEART SUPPORT GROUPS Yorkshire and the Humber. Bradford
Whitby Northallerton Scarborough HEART SUPPORT GROUPS Yorkshire and the Humber Bradford Leeds York Bridlington Hull Huddersfield Doncaster Sheffield HEART SUPPORT GROUPS What are they? We are the UK s
More informationBARNSLEY METROPOLITAN BOROUGH COUNCIL
BARNSLEY METROPOLITAN BOROUGH COUNCIL This matter is a Key Decision within the Council s definition and has been included in the relevant Forward Plan REPORT OF THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF PLACE TO CABINET
More informationNHS Lanarkshire Corporate Communications Report January to March 2018
NHS Lanarkshire Corporate Communications Report January to March 2018 CAMPAIGN UPDATES GP Recruitment and Retention A campaign is planned for April to support Clydesdale GP practices with recruitment challenges.
More informationYorkshire Ambulance Station Locations
Beverley Ambulance Station Driffield Road Beverley HU17 7LP East Bridlington Ambulance Station Bessingby Road Bridlington YO16 4QW East Brough Ambulance Station Welton Road Brough HU15 1BH East Driffield
More informationMonthly Update. Issue 7. Launch of Young Advisers programme to year 10 at Ilfracombe Academy
Monthly Update Issue 7 Friday, 07 March 2014 Launch of Young Advisers programme to year 10 at Ilfracombe Academy One Ilfracombe launched its Young Advisers programme to an attentive audience of year 10
More informationIn your area. Stourton to Hunslet LA17. June Introduction. High Speed Two (HS2) is
June 2018 www.hs2.org.uk In your area Stourton to Hunslet LA17 High Speed Two (HS2) is to Leeds M621 HUNSLET A639 STOURTON M621 A61 M1 A63 A639 M1 HS2 Phase 2b to Birmingham the Government s planned new
More informationNHS Employers Annual Conference Medical Revalidation
NHS Employers Annual Conference 2010 Medical Revalidation Medical Revalidation Sir Keith Pearson Chairman of the UK Revalidation Programme Board Introduction Medical Revalidation Introduction General Medical
More informationCENTRAL MANCHESTER UNIVERSITY HOSPITALS NHS FOUNDATION TRUST
CENTRAL MANCHESTER UNIVERSITY HOSPITALS NHS FOUNDATION TRUST Agenda Item 10.2 Report of: Paper prepared by: Professor R C Pearson, Medical Director Miss S Rowlands, Trust Assurance Manager (Operational)
More informationUpdated Revalidation FAQs (October 2012)
West Midlands Strategic Health Authority Updated Revalidation FAQs (October 2012) Q1 What is the purpose of revalidation? The purpose of revalidation of a Doctors Licence to Practice is to give patients
More informationKey purpose Strategy Assurance Policy Performance
Trust Board Meeting: Wednesday 12 March 2014 Title Revalidation Progress Report Status History For information n/a Board Lead(s) Professor Edward Baker, Medical Director Key purpose Strategy Assurance
More informationHyper Acute Stroke Services. Yorkshire & the Humber. Blueprint. for. Clinical Commissioning. Groups
Hyper Acute Stroke Services Yorkshire & the Humber Blueprint for Yorkshire & the Humber Clinical Commissioning Groups Version 1.1 June 2016 Strategic Clinical Networks provide an organisational model through
More informationSection A: Scheme Summary
Section A: Scheme Summary Name of Scheme: PMO Scheme Code: Lead Organisation: Senior Responsible Officer: Lead Promoter Contact: Case Officer: North East Calderdale Transformational Programme WYTF-PA4-054
More informationMore reliable journeys arriving in May 2018 Our Great North Rail Project between Preston and Blackpool March 2017
More reliable journeys arriving in May 2018 Our Great North Rail Project between Preston and Blackpool March 2017 Keeping you informed Follow us on Twitter Welcome to the first edition of a new regular
More informationCreating a community for aspiring expats
Creating a community for aspiring expats Background Liberate Media began working with PSS in April 2014. The family-run business, with over three decades of experience in international removals and shipping
More informationJuly 2016 Briefing pack: David Higgins South Yorkshire Report
July 2016 Briefing pack: David Higgins South Yorkshire Report Overview On 7 July 2016, David Higgins, Chairman of HS2 Ltd, published a report making recommendations to Government on the station location
More informationSUBJECT: Integration of Health & Social Care Update from H&SC North Lanarkshire
Meeting of Lanarkshire NHS Board: 30 th March 2016 Lanarkshire NHS Board Kirklands Fallside Road Bothwell G71 8BB Telephone: 01698 855500 www.nhslanarkshire.org.uk SUBJECT: Integration of Health & Social
More informationCommunity Transport update
Community Transport update Committee Operations Date of meeting 26 January 2018 Date of report 8 January 2018 Report by Assistant Chief Executive (Operations) 1. Object of report To provide an update on
More informationHaworth Tr T avel Plan r 10th February 2006
Haworth Travel Plan 10th February 2006 Haworth Travel Plan has been prepared for: Contents 1 Why have Haworth Travel Plan?... 3 2 Who will benefit from Haworth Travel Plan?... 4 3 What actions will be
More informationPicture courtesy of Archant Norfolk. Sports development. Action plan 2009/2010 NORWICH. City Council
Picture courtesy of Archant Norfolk Sports development Action plan 2009/2010 NORWICH City Council Introduction This plan sets out the priorities for the Norwich City Council sports development team over
More informationLEEDS CITY REGION LEGAL SERVICES A THRIVING CENTRE OF LEGAL EXCELLENCE
LEEDS CITY REGION LEGAL SERVICES A THRIVING CENTRE OF LEGAL EXCELLENCE 1 DLA Piper offices, Leeds Being located in Leeds City Region allows us to attract new opportunities and the culture here is one that
More information2018 SPONSORSHIP PACKAGE
2018 SPONSORSHIP PACKAGE Presenting new and exciting opportunities that will elevate your strategic positioning, foster new relationships and increase your exposure within the Canadian spa and wellness
More information15-17 November 2018 Bankstown Airport
15-17 November 2018 Bankstown Airport Australian Aviation Showcase and Careers Exposition Event Overview Aviatex 2018 - Event Overview 1 Contents Executive Summary...3 What is Aviatex?...4 1. Aviation
More informationLowestoft Rising Gateway Review November 2014
Lowestoft Rising Gateway Review November 2014 The review A peer review of Lowestoft Rising took place between 26 th November and 28 th November 2014. Findings were presented to members of the sponsoring
More informationPOLICE AND FIRE & RESCUE SCRUTINY SUB-COMMITTEE. Consultation, Annual Review of Policing 2017/18 by Scottish Police Authority (SPA)
To: POLICE AND FIRE & RESCUE SCRUTINY SUB-COMMITTEE On: 22 MAY 2018 Report by: DIRECTOR OF ENVIRONMENT & COMMUNITIES Heading: Consultation, Annual Review of Policing 2017/18 by Scottish Police Authority
More informationTRANSFORMING EAST LONDON...
TRANSFORMING EAST LONDON... OUR VISION FOR EAST PLUS An opportunity to create one of the most sought after business destinations in London. A catalyst for the wider economic regeneration of London Riverside.
More informationYorkshire Forum for Water Customers
2017-2018 Yorkshire Forum for Water Customers A statement from the Yorkshire Forum for Water Customers on Yorkshire Water s performance Contents Background 03 Our role 06 Reflection on the year 2017/2018
More informationIn your area. South Kirkby to Sharlston Common LA14. June Introduction
June 2018 www.hs2.org.uk In your area South Kirkby to Sharlston Common LA14 A645 to Leeds A628 A638 Sharlston A639 Crofton Wragby HS2 Phase 2b Wintersett A638 Kinsley Ryhill A628 Hemsworth A6201 South
More informationCOMPETING INTEREST OF FINANCIAL VALUE
BHIVA AUTUMN CONFERENCE 2012 Including CHIVA Parallel Sessions Dr Mark FitzGerald Musgrove Park Hospital, Taunton COMPETING INTEREST OF FINANCIAL VALUE > 1,000: Speaker Name Statement Mark FitzGeald None
More informationRevalidation of UKPHR s registrants: Guidance
March 2016 Revalidation of UKPHR s registrants: Guidance Index Page No. Foreword by the Registrar 2 Who is this guidance for? 3 What is covered in this guidance? 4 Standards on revalidation 5 Practical
More informationPostcode District Maps: Yorkshire & Humberside Sheet 8 By Great Britain
Postcode District Maps: Yorkshire & Humberside Sheet 8 By Great Britain UK cities are in state/province field [#326665] - the state/province should be expanded to include "counties" for UK, e.g. West Yorkshire,
More informationFinal decision on consistency of the qualification: National Consistency Confirmed
Qualification Title: New Zealand Diploma in Aviation (Level 6) (Aeroplane and Helicopter) (with strands in Airline Qualification number: 1707 Date of review: 20 March 2017 Final decision on consistency
More informationFuture Focus: Right Care Right Time Right Place
Future Focus: Right Care Right Time Right Place Who we are... The North West Ambulance Service NHS Trust (NWAS) provides emergency and patient transport services to the North West population, covering
More informationIn your area. Stonebroom to Clay Cross LA09. June Introduction
June 2018 www.hs2.org.uk In your area to Clay Cross LA09 Midland Main Line Shirland Tupton Clay Cross A61 Stretton Midland Main Line to Chesterfield and Sheffield Pilsley A6175 HS2 Phase 2b spur Morton
More informationMessage from the Managing Director... r...
Message from the Managing Director... r... Our first full trading year has been a challenging and rewarding period for the team during the early life of the Company, a year during which we have gained
More informationJetstar s commitment to New Zealand
1 9 July 2009 Auckland (5 pages) Jetstar s commitment to New Zealand One month since commencing our low fare domestic New Zealand services, Jetstar has re-asserted its commitment to offering Kiwis the
More informationReview of the UKACCs Secretariat and Support Service
Review of the UKACCs Secretariat and Support Service What this paper is about This paper provides the report of the UKACCs Working Group and its review of the UKACCs Secretariat and Support Service, the
More informationIn your area: Yorkshire and Humber region
In your area: Yorkshire and Humber region Supporting you locally 2017-18 British Medical Association bma.org.uk/wales Our mission: We look after doctors so they can look after you. Our values: Expert We
More informationWELCOME WELCOME TO OUR PUBLIC EXHIBITION FOR THE BOND STREET PUBLIC REALM PROJECT.
WELCOME WELCOME TO OUR PUBLIC EXHIBITION FOR THE BOND STREET PUBLIC REALM PROJECT. Bond Street Development Plan is one of the key initiatives outlined in the West End Partnership s vision. Bond Street
More informationCare Home Live Bed State System. North East & North Cumbria UEC Network. Jonathan Maloney Programme Director. 5 th July 2018
Care Home Live Bed State System North East & North Cumbria UEC Network Jonathan Maloney Programme Director 5 th July 2018 Information Source: NHS England A Collaborative Approach Portal Overview CHLBS
More informationProposals for the Harrogate Road / New Line Junction Improvement Scheme. August / September Supported by:
Proposals for the Harrogate / New Line Junction Improvement Scheme August / September 2016 Supported by: Introduction Key Benefits Proposals are currently being developed for changes to the junction of
More informationA TRANSPORT SYSTEM CONNECTING PEOPLE TO PLACES
THE MAYOR'S VISION FOR TRANSPORT A TRANSPORT SYSTEM CONNECTING PEOPLE TO PLACES VISION We will build a transport system that works for everyone, connecting people to the places they want to go within the
More informationFallside Road Bothwell G71 8BB Telephone:
Lanarkshire NHS Board Kirklands Hospital Fallside Road Bothwell G71 8BB Telephone: 01698 855500 www.nhslanarkshire.org.uk Minute of Meeting of the Lanarkshire NHS Board held on Wednesday 27 September 2017
More informationCONSULTATION PROCESS AND FEEDBACK - EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
CONSULTATION PROCESS AND FEEDBACK - EXECUTIVE SUMMARY This executive summary presents a brief overview of the public and stakeholder consultation on proposals to optimise the Doncaster bus network, undertaken
More informationNational Health Workforce Innovation and Reform Strategic Framework for Action
The Council of Ambulance Authorities Inc. PROVIDING LEADERSHIP FOR THE PROVISION OF AMBULANCE SERVICES The Council of Ambulance Authorities Inc. Submission National Health Workforce Innovation and Reform
More informationSponsorship and exhibition opportunities >>>
> 15 16 March 2016 Harrogate International Centre Medicine 2016: RCP annual conference From 495+VAT Sponsorship and exhibition opportunities >>> The must-attend event of the year for hospital doctors 91%
More informationCEO REPORT OCTOBER/NOVEMBER Summary
CEO REPORT OCTOBER/NOVEMBER Summary 1. As this report coincides with the December Board meeting, there is no information included this month on trading, financial and operating performance, and YHA London
More informationJim O Sullivan Chief Executive
Jim O Sullivan Chief Executive Imperatives Customer Service Safety Delivery The Strategic Road Network (SRN) Connects the nation Supports the wider transport network Drives the economy 4,300 miles of SRN
More informationRevalidation: initial consultation
Revalidation: initial consultation During 2009, we will be formulating our proposals for revalidation. Please help us to shape our policy by offering your views. Page 2 GOC revalidation: initial consultation
More informationCalderdale MBC. Wards Affected: Town. Economy and Investment Panel: 20 October Halifax Station Gateway Masterplan
Calderdale MBC Wards Affected: Town Economy and Investment Panel: 20 October 2016 Halifax Station Gateway Masterplan Report of the Acting Director, Economy and Environment 1. Purpose of the Report 1.1
More informationStainforth & Keadby Canal Installation of Multiuser Path
Stainforth & Keadby Canal Installation of Multiuser Path Introduction North Lincolnshire Council has entered into an agreement with Canal & River Trust to develop proposals to introduce a multiuser path
More informationParish Councils Briefing October 2013
Parish Councils Briefing October 2013 This Briefing Note is intended to provide Parish Councils in West Yorkshire with important information about the Superfast West Yorkshire local broadband programme.
More informationNumber of staff employed (including executive / support staff) in the in-house team: 24 comprising:
Category: Outstanding In-House Public Relations Team Company: Belfast City Council Number of staff employed (including executive / support staff) in the in-house team: 24 comprising: Head of Comms 4 internal
More informationAppraisal and Revalidation. New Employee s Guide. Nicola Di-Vito, Revalidation Manager
Appraisal and Revalidation New Employee s Guide 1 WELCOME TO THE TRUST Background Medical Revalidation was launched in 2012 to strengthen the way in which doctors are regulated. The aim is to improve the
More informationMaking travel easier and more affordable. easyjet s views on how aviation policy can improve the passenger experience and reduce costs
Making travel easier and more affordable easyjet s views on how aviation policy can improve the passenger experience and reduce costs Foreword by Carolyn McCall, CEO Contents Fifty years ago, flying was
More informationHotwells & Cliftonwood Community Association
Hotwells & Cliftonwood Community Association E Bulletin Issue 2 Hello and Welcome to the second edition of our E Bulletin. We hope you find the amount of information provided to be adequate and useful.
More informationCommunity Transport projects : grant funding
Community Transport projects : grant funding Committee Operations Date of meeting 1 May 2015 Date of report 22 April 2015 Report by Assistant Chief Executive (Operations) 1. Object of report To recommend
More informationLISTED BUILDING AND FIRE STATION CENTRAL SITE WHITGIFT STREET OLD PARADISE GARDENS
WELCOME The London Fire Brigade (LFB) and partners U+I are working together to develop proposals for 8 Albert Embankment. Thank you to everyone who visited our previous public exhibition and provided feedback
More informationIn your area. Pinxton to Newton and Huthwaite LA08. June Introduction
June 2018 www.hs2.org.uk In your area Pinxton to Newton and Huthwaite LA08 to Chesterfield and Sheffield Westhouses Blackwell Newton M1 South Normanton to Leeds Hilcote 28 Pinxton Huthwaite A38 HS2 Phase
More informationEdinburgh Airport Corporate Responsibility Report 2008
Edinburgh Airport Corporate Responsibility Report 2008 Introduction Edinburgh Airport is Scotland s busiest airport. Passenger numbers have doubled in the last twelve years and today, there are more flights
More informationWales. Andy Thomas. Route Managing Director Wales. Ken Skates, Cabinet Secretary for Economy and Infrastructure, Welsh Government
Wales The railway in Wales and Borders plays a critical role in connecting people, businesses and communities to support both regional and national economic growth. We run the safest railway in Europe,
More informationDelivering Social Value
Crest Co-operative s Social Impact Report 2014/15 Delivering Social Value www.crestcooperative.co.uk INTRODUCTION Crest Co-operative Social Impact Report 2014/2015 In this, our second social impact report,
More informationIndividual Funding Requests 1
Individual Funding Requests 1 Individual Funding Requests 2 Individual Funding Requests End of Year Report 2014/15 Individual Funding Requests 3 Background All Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCG) are required
More informationBELFAST HARBOUR COMMISSIONERS PUBLICATIONS SCHEME
BELFAST HARBOUR COMMISSIONERS PUBLICATIONS SCHEME 2018 1.0. Introduction Belfast Harbour Commissioners [BHC] is committed to keeping the general public informed of its activities. Information is published
More informationLISBON STREET, LEEDS LISBON STREET, LEEDS DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY
LISBON STREET, LEEDS DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY 01 A CLEARED SITE OFFERING A DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY EXTENDING TO A TOTAL OF 1.12 HA (2.77 A). THE SITE HAS POTENTIAL TO ACCOMMODATE UPTO FIVE BUILDINGS ON
More informationNorth Essex Parking Partnership. Annual Report 2016/17
North Essex Parking Partnership Annual Report 2016/17 Contents Page 3 - Service overview Page 5 - On-street parking Page 6 - Off-street parking Page 7 - Cllr Mitchell, Chairman of the NEPP Page 8 - Parking
More informationEconomic Development Sub- Committee
Economic Development Sub- Committee Minutes of the Meeting held on 26 November 2015 at 10.00 am at County Hall. Present: Mrs C Walker (Chairman) Mr J Childs Mr S Clancy Mr D Crawford Mr T Garrod Mr T Jermy
More informationThe Royal College of Nursing response to the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) evaluation of the revalidation pilots
RCN Policy and International Department Policy briefing 06/15 July 2015 The Royal College of Nursing response to the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) evaluation of the revalidation pilots RCN Policy
More informationUKPHR Revalidation. Frequently Asked Questions for Registrants
UKPHR Revalidation Frequently Asked Questions for Registrants August 2018 How will I know when I am due for revalidation? You can view your revalidation date on your dashboard when you log in to your registrant
More informationCouncillors Noble (Chair), Gollick and Worton. There were no declarations of pecuniary or non-pecuniary interests.
MEETING: Dearne Area Council DATE: Monday, 4 April 2016 TIME: 10.00 am VENUE: Meeting Room, Goldthorpe Library MINUTES Present Councillors Noble (Chair), Gollick and Worton. 43 Declarations of Pecuniary
More informationEAST SUFFOLK PARTNERSHIP BOARD MEETING Held at Kirkley Centre, 14 th December 2017
EAST SUFFOLK PARTNERSHIP BOARD MEETING Held at Kirkley Centre, 14 th December 2017 NOTES OF THE MEETING (UNCONFIRMED) PRESENT Mark Bee Waveney District Council Andrew Cassy Greenprint Forum Steve Gallant
More informationSustainable Procurement Policy for Heathrow Airport Limited
Sustainable Procurement Policy for Heathrow Airport Limited Date of policy: May 2017 Author: Dianne Armstrong / Chris Allen Approved by: Exec David Ferroussat Procurement Director Pete Hughes - Head of
More informationTOWN OF PORT HEDLAND INNOVATE RECONCILIATION ACTION PLAN
TOWN OF PORT HEDLAND INNOVATE RECONCILIATION ACTION PLAN www.porthedland.wa.gov.au Chief Executive Officer s Message The Town of Port Hedland is committed to reconciliation with its Aboriginal and Torres
More informationRegulating through Revalidation: Initial Impact, Emerging Findings and Future Evaluation
Regulating through Revalidation: Initial Impact, Emerging Findings and Future Evaluation Judith Chrystie Assistant Director - Policy, Information & Change Registration and Revalidation Directorate Presentation
More informationStrategic Transport Forum 21 st September 2018
Strategic Transport Forum 21 st September 2018 Agenda Item 4: Heathrow Airport Expansion: Surface Access Strategy Update Recommendation: It is recommended that the Forum consider the update provided by
More informationOperation STACK Closure of Port of Felixstowe to Large Goods Vehicles
Operation STACK Closure of Port of Felixstowe to Large Goods Vehicles PUBLIC VERSION Memorandum of Understanding Author: SRF Partnership Manager on behalf of SRF Date of Implementation: May 2016 Review:
More informationQ: How many flights arrived and departed in 2017? A: In 2017 the airport saw 39,300 air transport movements.
Southampton Airport Masterplan FAQ 4 October 2018 Background Southampton Airport Today Q: How many passengers currently use Southampton Airport and how has this changed over the last 5 years? A: Over the
More informationDepartment for Transport
Department for Transport Louise Ellman MP Chair, Transport Select Committee House of Commons London SW1AOAA From the Minister of State The Rt. Hon. John Hayes CBE MP Great Minster House 33 Horseferry Road
More informationCommittee for Melbourne 2018 Election Priorities
Committee for Melbourne 2018 Election Priorities Vote for the future The Committee for Melbourne calls on the next Victorian Government to commit to bold, visionary policies to help sustain Melbourne s
More informationMinutes of the Meeting of the Board of Scottish Canals held on 23rd August 2012 at The Kingsmills Hotel, Inverness at 9.00am.
Minutes of the Meeting of the Board of Scottish Canals held on 23rd August 2012 at The Kingsmills Hotel, Inverness at 9.00am. Present: Dr Jon Hargreaves - Chair Geoff Aitkenhead - Acting Vice Chair Tanya
More informationWelcome to the latest occasional bulletin from the East Midlands Heritage Forum, which highlights recent national and local developments.
BULLETIN March 2018 Welcome to the latest occasional bulletin from the East Midlands Heritage Forum, which highlights recent national and local developments. This issue includes: Joining up support for
More informationSALISBURY NHS FOUNDATION TRUST. Transport Strategy & Green Travel Update
SALISBURY NHS FOUNDATION TRUST Paper: SFT 1922 Title: Transport Strategy & Green Travel Update Purpose of the Paper: To present an update on the Trust Transport Strategy and present a range of proposals
More informationFife Sports and Leisure Trust
Fife Sports and Leisure Trust Record of the Meeting of the Board of Directors for Fife Sports and Leisure Trust held on Thursday 30 th November 2017 at 3.30pm, Cowdenbeath Leisure Centre Present: R Campbell
More informationAir Transport Association of Canada
Document Presented by the Air Transport Association of Canada to the HOUSE OF COMMONS STANDING COMMITTEE ON TRANSPORT, INFRASTRUCTURE AND COMMUNITIES ATAC Comments Motion M-177 Instruction to the Standing
More informationIn your area. Warmfield to Swillington and Woodlesford LA15. June Introduction
June 2018 www.hs2.org.uk In your area Warmfield to Swillington and Woodlesford LA15 LA15 Rothwell to Leeds A642 M62 M1 Woodlesford Oulton Bottom Boat to York HS2 Phase 2b Altofts A642 Swillington Methley
More informationTRANSFORMING EAST LONDON...
TRANSFORMING EAST LONDON... OUR VISION FOR EAST PLUS 2 3 An opportunity to create one of the most sought after business destinations in London. A NEW BUSINESS DESTINATION IN EAST LONDON 5 sites across
More informationRegarding: London Paramount Entertainment Resort Community Liaison Group Meeting
Meeting Report Regarding: London Paramount Entertainment Resort Community Liaison Group Meeting Date: 21 July 2016 Attending: - Noreen Salway Southfleet Parish Council (NS) - Sue Constant (SC) - David
More informationChesterfield Champions Events in 2018 Thursday 19th April: Champions Breakfast Tourism and Visitor Economy
Chesterfield Champions Events in 2018 Thursday 19th April: Champions Breakfast Tourism and Visitor Economy Focused on tourism and Chesterfield s visitor economy, the latest Champions event highlighted
More informationNational Training Awards 2011 Outshine the competition - enter today
National Training Awards 2011 Outshine the competition - enter today In association with About the National Training Awards Why enter? Now in their 25th year, the National Training Awards (NTAs) recognise
More informationMINUTE OF THE MEETING OF THE COMMUNITY PLANNING PARTNERSHIP BOARD HELD ON 28 th MAY, 2014
AGENDA ITEM NO. 2 MINUTE OF THE MEETING OF THE COMMUNITY PLANNING PARTNERSHIP BOARD HELD ON 28 th MAY, 2014 PRESENT Councillors M Macmillan & M Holmes (both Renfrewshire Council); D Martin, Chief Executive;
More information