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Havant Borough Council (07B15825 and 08 007 844) Failure to consider its duties under the Disability Discrimination Act when it replaced its existing concessionary travel schemes for disabled people with the minimum requirements of a new national scheme.
24 September 2009
Medway Council (08 020 466) Failure to consider its duties under the Disability Discrimination Act when it replaced its existing concessionary travel schemes for disabled people with the minimum requirements of a new national scheme.
Ribble Valley Borough Council (08 007 851) Failure to consider its duties under the Disability Discrimination Act when it replaced its existing concessionary travel schemes for disabled people with the minimum requirements of a new national scheme.
South Ribble Borough Council (08 007 852) Failure to consider its duties under the Disability Discrimination Act when it replaced its existing concessionary travel schemes for disabled people with the minimum requirements of a new national scheme.
Chorley Borough Council (08 007 842 and 839) Failure to consider its duties under the Disability Discrimination Act when it replaced its existing concessionary travel schemes for disabled people with the minimum requirements of a new national scheme.
East Dorset District Council (08 007 843) Failure to consider its duties under the Disability Discrimination Act when it replaced its existing concessionary travel schemes for disabled people with the minimum requirements of a new national scheme.
Mid Devon District Council (08 007 847) Failure to consider its duties under the Disability Discrimination Act when it replaced its existing concessionary travel schemes for disabled people with the minimum requirements of a new national scheme.
Corby Borough Council (08 004 517) The Council failed to fulfil a previously-agreed settlement to a complaint.
17 September 2009
London Borough of Ealing (08 013 187) The Council’s consultation exercise for a controlled parking zone (CPZ) was inadequate.
07 July 2009
Transport for London (07A17576 + 2 others) The Authority pursued bailiff enforcement action against three motorists who had already paid their penalties.
15 December 2008
Luton Borough Council (07B13378) The Council granted consent for a vehicle access without properly considering the legal and safety issues, and then withdrew it, leaving a couple with unnecessary costs of nearly £30,000.
Worcestershire County Council (07B05698) Failure to ensure that a road was adopted within the statutory three years of it being opened to traffic.
08 September 2008
Cheshire County Council (06C04993) Delay in taking effective steps to progress a dispute with a couple over part of a highway constructed along the boundary of their private property.
31 July 2008
Devon County Council (06B12820) Delay in making footpath modification orders after Secretary of State directed they should be made.
27 February 2008
East Northamptonshire District Council (04B14532) & Northamptonshire County Council (04B15499) Failures by two Councils meant that a road in a new housing development was not brought up to adoptable standard.
29 March 2007
Westminster City Council (05A16230) Problems with system of handling parking penalty charge notices in Westminster.
16 October 2006
North Norfolk District Council (05B02502 + 10 others) Fault in handling of planning application for affordable housing development in village. The County Council, as Highways Authority, had recommended refusal.
24 August 2006
North Tyneside Metropolitan Borough Council (05C08784) Failure to publicise a closing order on a footpath, or take a man's objections to the closure into account.
25 May 2006
South Gloucestershire Council (04B17511) Failure to inform man about correct line of footpath crossing his property, and delay in arranging diversion order.
06 April 2006
North East Lincolnshire Council (03C04267 & 1 other) Failure by the council to reopen an obstructed footpath near the complainants homes.
15 December 2005
Norfolk County Council (03B18222) A couple whose lives and health were ruined by failures on the part of Norfolk CC and the Department for Transport had their complaints upheld and £200,000 compensation.
05 October 2005
Lincolnshire County Council (04C09153) Council delayed in taking action to modify a bridleway.
15 September 2005