If any Clerks want to join the Clerks’ eGroup, or any councillors want to join the Councillor eGroup, contact enquiries@lalc.co.uk.
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This fortnightly newsletter is provided to member councils through the clerk and should be circulated to all councillors. This eNews can also be found on the LALC website under News.
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Training courses are available to book via the portal (login required)
The Training Bulletin is issued monthly, and courses are available to book via the portal. If there is any specific training which you feel would be valuable, and we don’t currently offer it, please let us know and we will investigate. The Training Bulletin can be found on the LALC website www.lalc.co.uk/training-2-1.
Clerks – when booking training for your councillors, please ensure that their email address is correct. If not, they will not receive the booking confirmation or any joining instructions.
If you update your council email and are already booked on training, please let us know so that we can update your booking to ensure you receive the automatic reminders.
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18th November 2023 |
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12th April 2024 |
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Vacancy advertising
LALC can advertise your vacancy on our website and in the fortnightly eNews. This is a free service. If you do not have a pre-prepared advert to send us, please complete our Vacancy Template, which can be found in the Members Portal under Document Templates.
We also offer a paid advertising service, which ensures that your advert also appears on Lincolnshire County Council’s website, Facebook, and LinkedIn (in addition to the LALC website and eNews). The current fee for this is £75. Please complete the Vacancy Template (as above), ensuring that all requested information is completed, and then contact us at enquiries@lalc.co.uk. You will be invoiced for this service.
Please note that Lincolnshire County Council require a closing date on their advert, as well as salary information (these are mandatory fields). LCC will remove your advert once the closing date has passed, so please consider the date carefully as you will have to pay again to re-advertise if your vacancy hasn’t been filled by then.
We recommend all councils advertise their vacancy, job details, method of application and up to date contact details on their own website too.
Please let us know when the vacancy has been filled, so that we can remove it from our website/eNews. If your vacancy has not yet been filled and you are continuing to advertise, please let us know of any revised closing date. If you no longer specify a closing date, please let us know so that we can update the vacancy adverts.
The NALC Recruitment Manual (developed as part of the Civility & Respect project) is now available via the portal. Go into Knowledgebase and click on 'Recruitment Manual' in the 'Employment' menu area.
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Latest News
To see the latest NALC news: https://www.nalc.gov.uk/news
To see the latest SLCC news: https://www.slcc.co.uk/news-publications/
(No login is required).
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Summer Conference 2024
The LALC Summer Conference this year will take place on Wednesday 24th July at Belton Woods Hotel, Belton, Grantham, Lincolnshire, NG32 2LN.
Come and network with like-minded councils!
Featuring a choice of workshops, Q&A session, trade stands and the LALC AGM.
Workshops:
Health & Safety myth busting - Worknest
Artificial Intelligence (AI) and local councils (including both Copilot and GPT) – Cloudy IT
Flooding – Lincolnshire Project Groundwater team
Trade stands: Unity Trust Bank, Kompan, Blachere, Worknest (H&S), Clear Insurance, Vaughtons (civic regalia), Lincolnshire Domestic Abuse Service, CCLA, Cloudy IT.
The full programme will be announced nearer to the date.
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Sign up to the LCC Town and Parishes newsletter - email lcctownandparishnews@lincolnshire.gov.uk
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Places still available: Chair and Clerk, 28th May 
The Chair and Clerk training takes place on 28th May, 10:00 – 16:00 at Welbourn Village Hall and we still have places available.
This event will look at the critical working role of the Clerk and Chair, focussing on:
• Statutory Powers and delegation
• Management and leadership of the council
• Working in partnership
• Exploring techniques and tools for developing a cohesive council
• Managing behavioural issues and embracing Civility & Respect
Please book via the portal (login required).
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Changes to the LALC website maintenance service for 2024-25
The basic level of service under the website maintenance offering has now been removed.
The service will now be offered as a rolling programme. Councils will now have the option to purchase a minimum of 3 hours (£54) and a maximum of 5 hours (£90) at a time. It is expected that these purchased hours will be used with a 12-18 month period. Once the purchased hours have all been used, the council can then purchase further hours at this point.
This should alleviate the scenario of councils losing unused hours at the end of the financial year.
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Web management service – new email address
For those councils already using the LALC web management service, please now use webmaster@lalc.co.uk
For any new enquiries about this service, please contact enquiries@lalc.co.uk
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New NALC Model Financial Regulations released
The new NALC Model Financial Regulations have now been released and these are available via the LALC portal under templates (login required): https://www.lalc.co.uk/doctemplates
The model document has been comprehensively reviewed with flexibility in mind, allowing councils to adapt them to suit their specific requirements seamlessly. This flexibility ensures that councils of all sizes and operational scopes can benefit from the guidelines provided.
The first two pages of the document give instruction on how it should be used and highlight areas which will need to be tailored to your council. The instruction pages should be removed from the final document adopted by your council.
Please note that this document is exclusively available to councils who are members of NALC (via membership of the local CALC, in this case LALC) and the document should not be shared with non-member councils. (Access to NALC documents is one of the benefits of your LALC membership).
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Standards in Public Life Survey
The Committee on Standards in Public Life has announced that it will be carrying out a new review looking at accountability within public bodies and the importance of acting on early warning signs. The Committee has published the Terms of Reference for this project and will carry out an open consultation as part of its evidence gathering. SLCC would like to encourage everyone to submit their individual responses to the consultation, but we'd also be grateful for your participation in completing the SLCC snapshot survey closing Monday 3 June 2024, which will contribute to SLCC’s formal response.
SLCC snapshot survey: https://tinyurl.com/3jf596uu
Committee on Standards in Public Life:
https://www.gov.uk/government/calls-for-evidence/accountability-within-public-bodies
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Latest Civility and Respect newsletter
The latest Civility and Respect Project newsletter is now available. Read about the latest Improvement and Development Board (IDB) Workshop that took place on 20 February 2024; get an update on the recent Jo Cox Civility Commission Report “No place in politics: tackling abuse and intimidation”, which reinforces the message that civility and respect is not just an issue for local town, parish and community councils, but for all levels of central and local government; and much more.
Read the newsletter here: https://tinyurl.com/2rx5dbd3
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Lincs 4 Warmer Homes
NKDC is part of a consortium of councils who are working together to provide additional support to people who have found it difficult to access energy-efficiency funding.
Start-to-finish support is available for eligible hard-to-reach and hard-to-treat households, to help them access current funding streams to reduce living costs (via energy reduction).
This is being delivered through the Lincs 4 Warmer Homes scheme, and is designed to provide 1-to-1 support for example to people who have difficulty accessing information online or completing applications, or those whose properties are more difficult to deal with.
For further information on the support available:
Call: 01427 675199
Email: energy.advice@west-lindsey.gov.uk
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NALC blog: National Epilepsy Week
Why National Epilepsy Week is so important?
Author Nicola: Swanborough, head of external affairs, Epilepsy Society
May 20-26 is National Epilepsy Week, a chance for charities and communities to raise awareness of epilepsy and encourage everyone to learn how to support someone who is having a seizure.
And this year, the Epilepsy Society is launching a brand new awareness-raising video to help people understand more about the condition and the challenges faced by people with uncontrolled epilepsy. It also shows you how to support someone who is having a seizure.
There are around 630,000 people in the UK with epilepsy – that is 1 in 100. For a third of them – 200,000 – their seizures cannot be controlled by medication. That means they live every day never knowing whether they will have a seizure, and that can contribute to both anxiety and depression. Tragically, some seizures can be fatal. There are 1,200 epilepsy-related deaths in the UK every year, many of them young people on the cusp of independent life in the workplace or university.
If someone is having a seizure where they fall shaking to the ground, all you have to remember is just three short words - Calm, Cushion, Call. Stay calm, cushion their head, call for help.
Read the full blog: https://tinyurl.com/yckxd7dx
First aid for all seizures:
https://epilepsysociety.org.uk/about-epilepsy/first-aid-epileptic-seizures/seizure-first-aid
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Local Council Clerk Week - New Toolkit Available
Local Council Clerk Week is a celebratory week aimed to raise the profile of the role of the clerk and to recognise the work clerks do for their communities.
SLCC have just launched a new and exciting range of provisions available to you to help you join us in celebrating Local Council Clerk Week (LCCW), taking place from 10 to 14 June 2024. This new toolkit includes a virtual background, images for social media use, posters, flyers, and a presentation template.
Access the toolkit (SLCC login not required): https://tinyurl.com/53fmamwc
Podcasts - Seeking Your Assistance!
As part of Local Council Clerk Week, SLCC are embarking on a podcast project to showcase the positive contributions clerks make to their communities.
They are on the lookout for councillors willing to share their insights. If you have recommendations for interviewees, please send them to gemma.rickard@slcc.co.uk
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Calling all councils who have a free framed portrait of the King
In November 2023, the Cabinet Office announced a government funded voluntary scheme throughout the UK to allow public authorities to apply for a free, framed portrait of His Majesty the King.
If your council applied and has since received your framed portrait, SLCC would really like to share this with their members. Please do take the time to email a photo of yourself and the portrait to:
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North Kesteven District Council: Climate Change Member Champion
I am pleased to introduce myself as NKDC’s new Climate Change Member Champion. The newly established role of Member Champion is designed to help develop deeper engagement between the District Council, Parish Councils and the community in relation to Climate Change and biodiversity improvement activities.
Our Climate Emergency Strategy and its Action Plan are designed to lead both the Council and the entire District towards achieving net zero emissions by 2030, and it will involve action by everyone to make this a reality.
Effective delivery of the Strategy and Plan relies on a partnership between the District Council and town and parish councils like yours, as well as local stakeholders, businesses, and individual residents working together towards our collective carbon goal.
I hope that we can build these partnerships, with my new role acting as a conduit and connection between us, facilitating two-way conversations and sharing ideas. Raising awareness, sharing successful initiatives and encouraging positive action are key priorities as we seek to grow a greener future together.
To help us in beginning this dialogue, I’d appreciate it if you would kindly provide some information about:
• Local events and groups: this will help us to reach out to local communities, for example to share information about our energy efficiency funding.
• Communications: this will help us to better communicate with people in specific communities to raise awareness.
• Action taken or planned by your council, and current climate/biodiversity actions in your community: to help us understand where we can support activities and where we might be able to help kickstart local action.
Share this information with us via this survey: https://online1.snapsurveys.com/qhc8w6
If you could please complete the survey by 23 May, it would be hugely helpful. I’d also welcome any invitations to meet you at a forthcoming meeting or event: please contact me by return email.
You can find our Climate Emergency Strategy and the Action Plan at www.n-kesteven.gov.uk/climateaction
I look forward to working together and to seeing you at the first of a six-monthly forum, if not beforehand, to discuss this important agenda. Diary invitation to the forum to follow shortly.
Yours sincerely,
Councillor Mervyn Head
Ward Member for Kirkby La Thorpe and South Kyme
Climate Change Member Champion
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Crowds flock together to celebrate the official opening of historic footbridge
After 9 months of work, refurbishment and regeneration, Saxilby Footbridge, which crosses the Fossdyke has had an official opening to the public. The steel footbridge, which was gifted to the village by British Rail in 1986 has been restored by West Lindsey District Council to ensure a long life and minimise the length of time between maintenance for up to 25 years.
Residents and visitors gathered together smiling, talking and reminiscing the history of the bridge.
As previously reported, the bridge went from green to heritage black; a request of Saxilby Parish Council to coincide with the wider plans they have for the area.
Chair of Saxilby with Ingleby Parish Council, Cllr Elizabeth Hillman, said:
“It’s great to have the footbridge back and looking in such good condition following its refurbishment. The parish council lobbied for this refurbishment for six years as part of the regeneration of Saxilby Waterfront.
“It’s wonderful to see that work coming to fruition. Thank you to West Lindsey District Council for all their work on this project, their project team have been a pleasure to work with.”
Read the full WLDC article: https://tinyurl.com/yr2z7s29
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ELDC Community Leaders meeting
The next ELDC Community Leaders meeting will take place on 12th June at 12:30pm. The meeting will take place via MS Teams.
For further information contact Karen Stengel, Health & Wellbeing Partnerships Officer - Boston Borough Council: karen.stengel@boston.gov.uk
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New initiative to get people talking across South Kesteven
Three benches in Grantham’s parks are being designated as places where a chat with a friendly stranger is welcome.
‘Happy To Chat’ benches have been installed in Wyndham, Queen Elizabeth and Dysart Parks and will provide an opportunity for a quick chat or long conversation with a friendly passer-by.
The South Kesteven District Council initiative aims to tackle social isolation and promote community cohesion by encouraging people to interact with others in a safe, public space.
The benches were officially unveiled earlier today by Cllr Gloria Johnson, Chairman of South Kesteven District Council and Cllr Paul Stokes, Cabinet Member for Culture and Leisure, in a ceremony also attended by volunteers and representatives from South Kesteven District Council.
Read more:
https://www.southkesteven.gov.uk/news/2024/new-initiative-get-people-talking-across-south-kesteven
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Robert Lauberts Award
Do you know someone who has made an outstanding contribution to the community through regular voluntary activity which helps to make central Boston more attractive place, through environmental projects? Why not nominate them for The Robert Lauberts Award?
For more information and how to enter visit https://bit.ly/4b6o10c
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NALC to host youth summit with One Voice Wales and the SLCC
NALC will host a joint youth engagement summit with One Voice Wales (OVW) and the Society of Local Council Clerks (SLCC).
The virtual event on 18 July 2024 (10:00 – 16:00) for local (parish, town and community) councils, councillors, clerks and council staff across England and Wales will explore innovative ways to engage and inspire young people. The summit will look at discovering how to create meaningful apprenticeship opportunities that equip young individuals with valuable skills and experience, cultivating the next generation of political leaders, learning ways to empower young people in the community to take their rightful place in the political arena, and delving into the intricacies of how young people can influence policy decisions.
This summit promises to be a transformative experience that will equip attendees with the tools and knowledge to unlock the full potential of youth influence in policy-making, celebrate the remarkable achievements of young councillors, be inspired by their dedication and leadership and explore how local councils can support and promote the prestigious Duke of Edinburgh Award, fostering personal development and community service among youth.
Find out more: https://www.nalc.gov.uk/our-events/eventdetail/400/-/youth-engagement-summit
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Community Orchards
Fifteen new community orchards have been created in Boston, East Lindsey and South Holland thanks to the delivery of home energy efficiency upgrade works for residents Osborne Energy Limited delivered retrofitting schemes on behalf of the South & East Lincolnshire Councils Partnership to eligible residents who applied for Government funding in 2022 to improve the energy efficiency of their homes. Following the delivery of those schemes, Osborne Energy awarded around £6,500 funding as part of its social value commitment which has led 140 fruit trees being planted.
Read more here: https://loom.ly/9wjBESA
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New version of The Good Councillor Guide
NALC has published an updated edition of The Good Councillor's guide, an essential tool for all councillors, whether new, aspiring, or existing local council members.
The guide is designed to provide practical insights into the workings of local democracy and how councillors can effectively contribute to it. It serves as a stepping stone to becoming a good councillor. Additionally, it directs readers to local county associations, which offer essential training and development opportunities.
The guide is divided into ten comprehensive sections, each covering a crucial aspect of a councillor's role. It is a must-read for new councillors, ensuring they understand their responsibilities, limitations, and the reasons behind them.
The Guide is available in PDF format and can be downloaded from the LALC portal.
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NALC launches a new survey on councillor allowances
(NALC) has launched a new survey designed to gather further information on parish basic allowances and dependants' carers' allowances in local (parish and town) councils. The survey aims to gather data on the current practices regarding these allowances across different local councils. By collecting comprehensive data, NALC can better understand the needs and challenges faced by local councils. This understanding will pave the way for positive changes and improvements in the future.
The new survey allows councillors and clerk from local councils to share their thoughts, experiences, and aspirations. By participating, councils can help directly influence NALC's lobbying of the government and legislative changes.
The survey is designed to be quick and straightforward and will only take a few minutes to complete. It closes on 10 June 2024.
Parish basic allowance is a discretionary allowance, which may be paid in a lump sum or at intervals throughout the year. If a local council wishes to pay a basic allowance, it should consider a recommendation from its parish remuneration panel. Dependants' carers' allowance is a benefit provided to individuals who are caring for someone with a disability or a health condition that requires significant assistance. This allowance is designed to help alleviate some of the financial burden of caring responsibilities. Local councillors can't claim this allowance, whereas borough, district, county, and unitary councillors can.
Take the survey: https://tinyurl.com/4t4th9hk
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