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Parking in Ormskirk

. This includes ensuring the lines and signs are legible and that the car park surfaces are free from defects. For more information about council expenditure visit our open data page. Data protection is important to us. Information on how we handle and protect your data including our Corporate Privacy

Paying your rent

to Income & Financial Inclusion Team, 52 Derby Street, Ormskirk, L39 2DF. Alternatively call 01695 585252 or visit one of our Customer Service Points By telephone By debit/credit card using the 24 hour automated payment line on 01695 585150 By debit/credit card by calling Customer Services on 01695

Tenant Newsletter 2024 - Issue 2

will provide you with somewhere to keep warm, access information and advice or spend time with others. To find out more visit lancashire.gov.uk and search their directory by entering your postcode or address to find nearby warm spaces and what they offer. Investing in homes Our Property Services Investment

FOI Publication Scheme

under the main headings of site, using the search function (at the top of every page of the site) or through the the A-Z of services ( at the foot of every page of this site.) Visit our searching this site page to find out more. Alternatively you can make an official Freedom of Information request

Corporate Privacy Notice

can contact our Data Protection Officer via dpo@westlancs.gov.uk If you are not satisfied with our response or believe we are not processing your personal data in accordance with the law you have the right to contact the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO). For more information visit https

Tenant Newsletter 2024 - Issue 2

will provide you with somewhere to keep warm, access information and advice or spend time with others. To find out more visit lancashire.gov.uk and search their directory by entering your postcode or address to find nearby warm spaces and what they offer. Investing in homes Our Property Services Investment

Local Plan Review Evidence Base

. The latest IDS (2018) is published below. Download the Infrastructure Delivery Schedule 2018 (PDF 296kb) The Sustainable Settlement Study The Sustainable Settlement Study looks at the different services and facilities in the various towns and villages in West Lancashire, and proposes a 'hierarchy

Beacon Country Park Public Consultation Results

on for the results. The Results We asked, do you believe that WLBC should look to enhance Beacon Country Park? You said... 48% strongly agree 33% agree 10% neutral 4% disagree We asked how often you visit Beacon Country Park? You said... Once a month 26% Several times a week 23% Once a week 21% Rarely 17% Everyday

Evidence Base

not yet determined). The Infrastructure Delivery Schedule The Infrastructure Delivery Schedule (IDS) is a list of all those projects required to support new development across the Borough. The latest IDS is published in conjunction with our CIL Infrastructure Funding Statement . The Sustainable

Conditions of dropped kerbs

or similar vehicle. It may not be used by heavy goods vehicles or mechanical equipment. If a delivery, such as a skip, is made into the property, and in doing so the delivery damages the crossing, any repairs will be the responsibility of the occupier. Size of the crossing: The width of a standard

Taxi Licensing Policy

Business Taxi Licensing Policy We have developed a licensing policy for Hackney Carriages and Private Hire vehicles, drivers and operators. This policy was approved by the Council’s Licensing and Appeals Committee on 26 July 2022 and came into force on 01 October 2022. Minor amendments

Submission evidence document

Report - Appendix 2 Economic Viability Report - Appendix 3 Economic Viability Report - Appendix 4 VIA.02b 3.6mb 157kb 2.1mb 272kb PDF Infrastructure Delivery Plan 2012 INF.01 4.2mb PDF Infrastructure Delivery Schedule (Nov 2013) INF.02 49kb PDF Open Space and Recreation Provision in New Residential

Health and wellbeing

Leisure & recreation Health and wellbeing Understanding your Blood Pressure Blood pressure readings are two numbers, the top number (systolic), representing the pressure when the heart beats, and the bottom number (diastolic) representing the pressure between beats. For further information visit

Evidence and research

Delivery Plan 2012 Infrastructure Delivery Schedule Technical Papers Settlements Census 2011 Further information can also be found through the Annual Monitoring Reports. Side Panels Contact Helen Hatch CIL/S106 & Research Officer helen.hatch@westlancs.gov.uk

Equality information about employees

% in 2020/21. The latest survey information on local government turnover rates was published by the Local Government Association in June 2019. This indicated a median average turnover rate of 13.1% for Shire District Councils. It is assumed that the recent events of the last year, regarding a global

Previous consultation on CIL funding

Funding Programme Consultation document (PDF 1.6mb) Download and view the Infrastructure Delivery Schedule (September 2018) (PDF 145kb) Download and view the Shortlisted schemes (PDF 274kb) Download and view the Assessed schemes (PDF 301kb) Download and view the Withdrawn schemes (PDF 205kb) Download

Performance management

monitoring reports through Policy and Resources Committee. You can view our most recent reports below. Latest Reports Quarter 3 2025/26 Quarter 2 2025/26 Quarter 1 2025/26 Quarter 4 2024/25 Quarter reports are submitted to the Policy and Resources Committee . Reports prior to May 2024 can be found

Tenant Satisfaction Survey 2024

comments. What WLBC need to improve – coded responses Property-related issues Trees/bushes cutting/gardens - 67 Major works eg damp course/roof - 40 Street Cleaning - 33 Windows/doors - 30 Damp and mould - 29 Bathrooms - 29 Communal areas - 27 Parking/cars/speeding - 26 ASB - 26 Pavements/Roads

Equality objective - organisational re-engineering

Borough Council has committed to an organisational re-engineering approach. This aims to deliver savings whilst improving service delivery and customer accessibility. It forms a key element of the Council’s budget strategy through to 2015. Equality Objective To further develop the organisational re

Strategic Flood Risk Assessment

Flood Risk Assessment Level 1 appendices (PDF 9.5mb) The 'Level 2' SFRA considers site-specific locations. Consultants JBA have carried out the SFRA Level 2 on our behalf. We received the final study on 26 May 2020. Download SFRA2 Spatial Areas Summary (PDF, 5.7mb) Download SFRA2 Site Summary EC1.7-SP8