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Statutory notices for the 21st century

An invitation for councils, newspapers and others to express an interest in piloting innovative ways of improving statutory notices.

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Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government
Published
23 December 2014

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Statutory notices for the 21st century: expression of interest form

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Statutory notices for the 21st century: invitation to express an interest in becoming a pilot

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Statutory notices are an important means for ensuring that the public is kept informed of decisions by their council which may affect their quality of life, local amenity or their property.

The vast majority of statutory notices originate from a bygone age where the printed word was our key source of information. How we consume information has drastically changed with advances in technology. Statutory notices need to change too.

The government is, therefore, inviting councils, newspapers and others to pilot innovative ways of improving statutory notices. The pilots will explore how we change statutory notices so that they reach more people, are easier to read, give greater visibility and transparency to big issues and reduce costs in a sustainable way.

Expression of interest to become a pilot must be submitted, using the form, by 5pm on Wednesday 28 January 2015.

Published 23 December 2014

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