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Cllr Brendan Doyle's News - Blacon

Halloween Safety Day Halloween Safety Day is being held for Year Six pupils in the Blacon area of Chester. The event at Blacon Community Centre in Norris Road is organised by Chester Road Safety Partnership and will provide workshops in important topics including road safety, fire safety, anti-social behaviour and cycle safety. [Read full story...]

Labour’s Brendan Doyle Raises Concerns Over Crb Checks For Migraint Workers In Uk Care Homes Cheshire’s Labour spokesman on Health and Social Care issues has raised concerns that a number of staff in private care homes across the UK have not had Criminal Records Bureau checks from their country of origin. County Councillor Brendan Doyle together with County Councillor Dorothy Flude put forward a notice of motion about the issue before council. [Read full story...]

Scrutiny Committee Supports Change To Countess Of Chester Hospital Visiting Times Cheshire’s County Health and Adult Social Care Scrutiny Select Committee is supporting a trial of visiting hours at the Countess of Chester Hospital. [Read full story...]

More Cash Needed for Adults With a Learning Disability A leading labour County Councillor is calling on Cheshire County Council to put more money into services for adults with a learning disability. Adult Social Services spokesman Brendan Doyle has revealed national figures that show Cheshire is in the lowest quartile of comparable local authorities for such spending. This year the County Council budget is around £31.5 million. [Read full story...]

Labour Group Welcomes Delay In Community Care Centres Decision Cheshire’s Labour group has welcomed the County Council’s decision to delay a judgement on the proposed closure of three community care centres. The decision has been postponed until January 2008 due to the high level of consultation response and the need to carry out a detailed analysis of these responses against the growing need of respite care. [Read full story...]

County Council Urged To Review Adult Safeguarding Procedures Cheshire County Council is being urged to review all procedures for safeguarding vulnerable adults and devote new savings to hard-pressed older people’s services. [Read full story...]

Council Leader Rejects Opposition Attack Over Support for Improved Two-Tier Government Cheshire County Council leader Paul Findlow has strongly dismissed claims that he ‘undermined‘ his own council by supporting the case for improved two tier government. [Read full story...]

Council Leader “Undermined” His Own Authority – Claim Opposition Cheshire County Council Leader Paul Findlow has been accused of undermining his own authority by publicly opposing its White Paper submission for one unitary council. [Read full story...]

“Excellent” Government Grant Will Enhance The Quality Of Life For Cheshire’s Older People An “excellent” Government grant of £1 million will improve the quality of life of older people living in 108 care homes across Cheshire – says Labour’s Community Services spokesman Brendan Doyle. [Read full story...]

Health Scrutiny Committee Welcomes News That Western Cheshire PCT Achieves Its Financial Target Cheshire’s Health Scrutiny Committee has welcomed news that Western Cheshire Primary Care Trust (PCT) has achieved its financial target of saving £13.7 million without impacting adversely on patient services. [Read full story...]

Important Charter Presented to County Council Members Cheshire County Council has been awarded an important Charter by the North West Employer’s Organisation for Member Learning and Development. [Read full story...]

Higher Charges Putting The Vulnerable At Risk? Demand for social care has already fallen as a result of last spring’s increases in fees in the region of 70 percent, say Cheshire County Council’s opposition Labour councillors. [Read full story...]

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Halloween Safety Day

Labour’s Brendan Doyle Raises Concerns Over Crb Checks For Migraint Workers In Uk Care Homes

Scrutiny Committee Supports Change To Countess Of Chester Hospital Visiting Times

More Cash Needed for Adults With a Learning Disability

Labour Group Welcomes Delay In Community Care Centres Decision

County Council Urged To Review Adult Safeguarding Procedures

Council Leader Rejects Opposition Attack Over Support for Improved Two-Tier Government

Council Leader “Undermined” His Own Authority – Claim Opposition

“Excellent” Government Grant Will Enhance The Quality Of Life For Cheshire’s Older People

Health Scrutiny Committee Welcomes News That Western Cheshire PCT Achieves Its Financial Target

Important Charter Presented to County Council Members

Higher Charges Putting The Vulnerable At Risk?