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Councils are preventing social-care demand, but information, advice and assistance are not consistently effective
We examined the extent to which the Council is acting in accordance with the sustainable development principle in developing and launching a new Transport and Clean Air Vision for the City.
Our review sought to answer the question: Has the Council effectively addressed our proposals for improvement in the March 2017 Savings Planning report?
The work carried out since the last Annual Improvement Report, including that of the relevant regulators, is set out in this report.
Our review sought to answer the question: Do the Council’s governance and management arrangements provide assurance that children and adults are safeguarded?
The work carried out since the last Annual Improvement Report, including that of the relevant regulators, is set out in this report.
We examined the extent to which the Council is acting in accordance with the sustainable development principle to establish a new youth service across Gwynedd.
We examined the extent to which the Council is acting in accordance with the sustainable development principle in making skills work for Merthyr Tydfil: developing the workforce of the future.
This review focussed primarily upon the service user experience of the housing adaptation/disabled facilities grant process, but we did consider the earlier assessment process before the building work begins.
This follow-up review sought assurance that the Council has effective corporate arrangements in place for safeguarding children.