Following a period of consultation Hyndburn Borough Council sought an urgent Cabinet decision on 7 July 2017 to designate a Private Landlord Selective Licensing Scheme for parts of Accrington and
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The first Census estimate using the 2011 data shows Hyndburn population has declined by 1% since the last Census 2001, but up on the 1991 Census findings. Population in Hyndburn
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Business planning is a tool to help the council achieve its vision of making Hyndburn ‘The Place to be’ by ensuring the priorities identified in the Corporate Strategy are translated
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Hyndburn a compact borough with a population of some 81,100 residents made up of people for a wide variety of backgrounds, faiths and ages. The population is set to grow by
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Proposed Combined Authority for Lancashire – Consultation on Proposed Combined Authority for Lancashire Over the last few months each of the councils in Lancashire have been discussing the idea of
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The Council agreed to take part in the public consultation which took views on the formation of a Combined Authority for Lancashire. This report is available below: Lancashire Combined Authority Consultation Report
More infoCharge Point for Electric Vehicles
The county council has been working in partnership with a BP Chargemaster to provide several locations where drivers of electric vehicles can charge when they are in the Lancashire area.
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Hyndburn's Population - 80,734 (Source: Census 2011) Number of Households - 34,300 (Census 2011) 33,900 people are Economically Active (ONS Annual Population Survey 2014) 19% of Hyndburn's population is below the age
More infoAccessible Britain Challenge
The Accessible Britain Challenge is challenging communities to do more to be inclusive and accessible by engaging and working with disabled people to remove barriers that get in the
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Victims of anti-social behaviour (ASB) will be able to use the Community Trigger to request a review of their case. Agencies, including Councils, Police, local health teams and registered providers
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The Council’s insurer for Public and Employer’s Liability is: Protector Insurance E-mail claims@protectorinsurance.co.uk The Council’s policy number is 1159724 Insurance claims relating to Public Liability or Employer’s...
More infoFreedom Parade 2014
Thousands of people flocked to Accrington yesterday, 1st July, to cheer on 120 soldiers from the 1st Battalion of the Duke of Lancaster’s Regiment, who marched through the town
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