Consultation Statement - Islington Council
Consultation Statement - Islington Council
Consultation Statement - Islington Council
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1 Overview<br />
Issues and Options consultation<br />
1.0.7 Specific and general consultation bodies were contacted directly by post or email and a<br />
mail-out was sent to residents and stakeholders as detailed above. Approximately 2,500<br />
letters and 750 emails were sent. People were invited to respond in writing, by email to<br />
the dedicated LDF mailbox or by commenting via the policy team's online comments<br />
system.<br />
1.0.8 In addition, a number of other consultation methods were used, in accordance with the<br />
<strong>Council</strong>'s <strong>Statement</strong> of Community Involvement. These consultation methods were as<br />
follows:<br />
public notices in the <strong>Islington</strong> Gazette and <strong>Islington</strong> Tribune;<br />
an article in <strong>Islington</strong> Life (LBI residents’ magazine);<br />
an insert in the <strong>Islington</strong> Chamber of Commerce newsletter;<br />
online versions of the document and online summaries available on the council's<br />
website<br />
consultation leaflets sent to borough libraries, community groups, doctors and dentists,<br />
accompanied by a poster and letter (further copies sent periodically to refresh stocks);<br />
hard copies of the documents distributed to statutory consultees, councillors and<br />
borough libraries and available to view at the council’s offices;<br />
briefings to councillors and staff;<br />
public drop-in sessions, which took place on 25th November (12-8pm) and 28th<br />
November (11-4pm) at the Municipal Offices, 222 Upper Street.<br />
Direction of Travel consultation<br />
1.0.9 Specific and general consultation bodies were contacted directly by post or email and a<br />
mail-out was sent to residents and stakeholders as detailed above. Approximately 2,900<br />
letters and 1,150 email were sent out. In addition, a number of other consultation methods<br />
were used, in accordance with the <strong>Council</strong>'s <strong>Statement</strong> of Community Involvement. These<br />
consultation methods were as follows:<br />
public notices in the <strong>Islington</strong> Gazette and <strong>Islington</strong> Tribune;<br />
articles in <strong>Islington</strong> Life (LBI residents’ magazine), <strong>Islington</strong> Life Blog, Voluntary Action<br />
<strong>Islington</strong> On-target Magazine and Disabled Action <strong>Islington</strong> newsletter;<br />
an insert in the <strong>Islington</strong> Chamber of Commerce newsletter;<br />
online versions of the document and online summaries available on the council's<br />
website;<br />
consultation leaflets sent to borough libraries, community groups, doctors and dentists,<br />
accompanied by a poster and letter (further copies sent periodically to refresh stocks);<br />
hard copies of the documents distributed to statutory consultees, councillors and<br />
borough libraries and available to view at the council’s offices;<br />
briefings to councillors and staff;<br />
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