Use the below search options at the bottom of the page to find information regarding decisions that have been taken by the council’s decision making bodies since 18 May 2018.
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To agree the Applications for Planning
Permission and Other Consents under the Town and Country Planning
Act and Associated Legislation for March 2024.
Decision Maker: Group Director of Services
Decision published: 05/04/2024
Effective from: 31/03/2024
Decision:
Individual decisions made in accordance with
the provisions of the relevant legislation are detailed on the
attached document.
Lead officer: Michael Chandler
To agree the Applications for Planning
Permission and Other Consents under the Town and Country Planning
Act and Associated Legislation for February 2024.
Decision Maker: Group Director of Services
Decision published: 05/04/2024
Effective from: 29/02/2024
Decision:
Individual decisions made in accordance with
the provisions of the relevant legislation are detailed on the
attached document.
Lead officer: Michael Chandler
To agree the Applications for Planning
Permission and Other Consents under the Town and Country Planning
Act and Associated Legislation for January 2024.
Decision Maker: Group Director of Services
Decision published: 05/04/2024
Effective from: 31/01/2024
Decision:
Individual decisions made in accordance with
the provisions of the relevant legislation are detailed on the
attached document.
Lead officer: Michael Chandler
Various licence
applications/permissions/consents made under the Licensing Act 2003
for the month of March 2024.
Decision Maker: Group Director of Services
Decision published: 03/04/2024
Effective from: 31/03/2024
Decision:
Individual decisions made in accordance with
the provisions of the relevant legislation are detailed on the
attached document.
Lead officer: Brian Murray
While the Local Government and Social Care
Ombudsman’s new Complaint Handling Code does not apply to
Public Health Complaints, it provides a revised definition of a
complaint. It is intended that by adopting the revised definition
there will be greater consistency across Council services.
Text to be removed is struck out, text to be included is
highlighted.
The following amendments to the definition:
Darlington Borough Council defines a complaint as:
An expression of dissatisfaction, however made, about the standard
of service, actions or lack of action by the organisation, its own
staff, or those acting on its behalf, affecting an individual or
group of individuals.”
This procedure deals with complaints about the exercise of our
public health functions, any services provided on our behalf in
relation to our public health functions and any other function for
which the Director of Public Health has responsibility. These may
include for example, smoking cessation services, interventions to
tackle obesity such as community lifestyle and weight management
services, locally-led nutrition initiatives, addiction services,
public mental health services, public dental services and
behavioural and lifestyle campaigns to prevent cancer and other
long term conditions. Organisations that provide these services on
our behalf include, the NHS and third sector organisations. We
refer to these as ‘service providers’.
The complaints process
The process has one stage following which, if you remain
dissatisfied you may refer your complaint to the Local Government
and Social Care Ombudsman.
Decision Maker: Director of Public Health
Decision published: 03/04/2024
Effective from: 28/03/2024
Decision:
To make the above amendment to the
Council’s Public Health Complaints, Compliments and Comments
Procedure. To include additional text and diagram.
To adopt the definition of a complaint introduced in the new Local
Government and Social Care Ombudsman’s Complaint Handling
Code, to ensure the Council has a single consistent definition of a
complaint and to make the procedure clearer to people in receipt of
Public Health services.
Lead officer: Sarah Ives