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Interim Planning and Housing Policy Manager
The Council went to tender to secure the provision of block beds within a number of suitably experienced providers who will, between them, provide an agreed number of residential, nursing and respite beds to older people in the County. Rutland has an ageing population and requires the beds to meet the needs of our older people.
Restorative Practice to encourage culture change by providing an opportunity for schools to embrace a different way of working with children and young people.
Educational Psychology assessments for children with SEND needs
Rutland County Council were seeking suppliers who were able to maintain, repair and service the Rutland County Council (RCC) transport operations fleet of minibuses and other vehicles in line with manufacturers' recommendations. To keep them in good, roadworthy, and lawful condition. The transport operations team are based at Oa
The key aim of this outcome-based service is to support people living in Rutland awaiting or living with an early diagnosis of dementia to live well, maintain their independence, promote a strengths-based approach and support people to be self-managing and plan well for the future. The service will be person-centred, culturally
Rutland County Council were seeking suppliers able to carry out upgrades to the Ketton, Oakham and Uppingham libraries. Each library was awarded separately under it's own lot and suppliers were able to bid on one or more lots.
A LAEP is a strategic plan that maps out how a local area can transition to a low-carbon, net-zero energy system. It assesses current and future energy needs (electricity, heat, transport) and identifies the most cost-effective and practical pathways to decarbonise over the coming decades, typically to 2050. LAEP's align local e
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