Council meetings for DecemberPublished Monday, 28th November 2016
HARTLEPOOL Council has announced its meetings schedule for December and is encouraging members of the public to hear the discussions and see how decisions are made.
Under the arrangements for meetings, members of the public can ask questions at the Council’s five main policy committees and policy chairs also attend neighbourhood forum meetings to face questions from the public.
Members of the public are also able to ask two questions at Full Council meetings although they have to give advance notice for these meetings.
All the meetings will be held in the Civic Centre unless otherwise stated. They are as follows:
Thursday 1 December
10.00am Adult Services Committee
Friday 2 December
9.30am Regeneration Services Committee
Monday 5 December
10.00am Health and Wellbeing Board
Tuesday 6 December
4.00pm Children’s Services Committee
Wednesday 7 December
10.00am North and Coastal Neighbourhood Forum
2.00pm South and Central Neighbourhood Forum
Thursday 8 December
10.00am Audit and Governance Committee
Monday 12 December
9.30am Civic Honours Committee
Tuesday 13 December
4.00pm Neighbourhood Services Committee
Wednesday 14 December
10.00am Planning Committee
Thursday 15 December
7.00pm Full Council
Members of the public are welcome to attend meetings. However, under the Local Government Act 1972 relating to confidential and exempt information, the public may be asked to leave the meeting on some occasions.
Additional meetings may be arranged, details of which will be displayed at the Civic Centre and http://www.hartlepool.gov.uk/ (https://www.hartlepool.gov.uk/).
Anyone intending to attend a meeting is advised to check that the date, time and venue have not changed by telephoning telephone 01429 523568.
For more information about how the Council works and how to get involved, a free booklet is available from all main Council buildings including libraries. It can also be downloaded by visiting www.hartlepool.gov.uk/democraticservices (https://www.hartlepool.gov.uk/democraticservices)
Press release PR16173 â€" 28 November 2016.
Issued by Alastair Rae, Public Relations Manager, on 01429 523510
Will there be a tariff for the public attending these meetings ?
6 month ban for chuntering.
3 months ban for excessive eye rolling.
Transportation to the colonies for not tugging ones forelock or wringing ones cap in the presence of our betters.
Hang, drawing and quartering for looking a bit iffy.
We need to be told.
I object to that comment...I did not 'Chunter'..... I called out clearly & concisely...... the man is a blithering idiot.
I chuntered about it in the KJ's after the meeting. :) :) :)
What about wearing a Fred mask, is that allowed ?
If every member of the public wore a Fred mask it could solve the problem.
fred mask it is then ;D
where do i get one of these caricatures of freds ugly mug ??
Quote from: kevplumb on December 10, 2016, 11: AM
where do i get one of these caricatures of freds ugly mug ??
Here,
https://www.aliexpress.com/w/wholesale-monkey-mask.html
;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
If only all polical parties could cooperate as well as the Labour and Conservatives do in Hartlepool, wonder what the outcome could be for the country? Perhaps this could be presented to the respective leadership of those concerned by May! TM Aka MT reversed, n'est pas
Quote from: Heknocks68 on December 20, 2016, 06: PM
If only all polical parties could cooperate as well as the Labour and Conservatives do in Hartlepool, wonder what the outcome could be for the country? Perhaps this could be presented to the respective leadership of those concerned by May! TM Aka MT reversed, n'est pas
This is actually a serious problem for Hartlepool as we have a LabTor coalition (all voting suggests that) constitutionally the chair of the Audit & Governance committee should NOT be a member of the ruling group, hence the chair should NOT be Martin-Wells but it should be one from Independent / PHF / UKIP