Take part in research to tell us your views about a new public health campaign and if you are selected you will receive a £20 shopping voucher

Do you live, study, or work in Yorkshire and the Humber? 

Are you aged 18 or over?

Are you interested in talking about the topic of betting and gambling as part of a research study?

If you answered yes to these questions we’d like to hear from you.

Our research is investigating people’s thoughts about a new public health campaign in Yorkshire and the Humber about betting and gambling. We will invite eligible people to a focus group that will take place in November. 

The research will take an hour and half of your time and you will receive a £20 shopping voucher to say thank you for being involved to treat yourself or a loved one in time for Christmas. 

If you are interested in taking part in this research, please click the link below. If you know someone who might be interested, please share this with them

Survey Link

On behalf of Inspector Stephen Fennell please see below.  

As part of Counter Terrorism Policing North East’s (CTPNE) continuing assessment of threat and risk within the region, our Analyst and Research team are beginning to compile the Counter Terrorism Local Profile (CTLP) document which is due to be published in Feb/March 2024. CTPNE have produced a comprehensive survey to assess the knowledge and training needs relating to PREVENT and terrorist and extremist activity in the seven CTLP areas across the North East Region. Analysis of your responses will form a baseline assessment and feed into the 2024 CTLP. This email is being sent to individuals based on involvement within Strategic Contest Boards and/or local Strategic Multi Agency Prevent Boards.

The CTLP is an annual assessment that outlines the threat and vulnerability from terrorism related activity within Humberside. The aims of the CTLP are to –  

• Detail threats, risks and vulnerabilities relating to terrorism to inform CT Policing and strategic Prevent and Protect & Prepare delivery partners at a local level.

• Enable a targeted and proportionate use of resources when formulating Prevent programmes and targeted delivery plans.

• Support the mainstreaming of Prevent activity into day-to-day policing, local government and statutory Prevent delivery bodies.

• The CTLP is a collaborative document which is shared between Police and Partners.

Whilst the identification of CT related information sits predominantly with the Police, all partners are invited to submit any content they feel is relevant and this will be assessed in the context of the wider threat picture.

Attached is a document to assist with words and terminology used and a link to the survey. The link to the survey will close on the 30th November 2023 in order to ensure that later timescales on CTLP publications can be maintained. The link to the survey is at the bottom of this email. Our aim is to establish the ‘big picture’ – the data collected will remain confidential.

The survey should take between 10-15 minutes to complete, please complete it fully and honestly. It covers the following areas:

• About You, your Role, and the Organisation you work for

• Issues in your Area

• Pathways to Radicalisation

• Community Tension

• Your Understanding of Prevent

• Any Other Comments

Thank you in advance for time and effort in completing this survey – https://forms.office.com/e/2UC7RLpMFg

If you have any issues or queries relating to anything contained within the survey, please contact: Rachael.salmon1@westyorkshire.police.uk

The Young Person’s Team, within the Substance Support Service in NE Lincs, have put together two questionnaires for both young people and adults. It will help the Team to ensure their services and interventions continue to be tailored correctly and keep in line with local need.

The Young Person’s Team wants to hear from you and receive your response. The questionnaires are anonymous. Where possible anyone working or living with young people in NE Lincs can support the completion of their questionnaire, as well as complete the adult questionnaire yourselves.

YP Questionnaire, click here
Adult Questionnaire, click here

Charity Excellence has launched its annual survey for trustees and directors of all non-profit organisations.  The survey will be used to make better data available to everyone and ensure frontline voices are heard, especially small charities and those from marginalised communities. 

Make your voice heard by completing the survey here.

Deadline: 8 December 2023

This consultation is seeking your views on the draft guidelines that aim to support the health and care sector with high-quality resources, to help treat people with alcohol dependency issues.

The online survey asks you to comment on each individual draft chapter of the consultation document, focusing on whether you agree that each chapter:

• does not have important information missing
• has guidance that is clear
• has guidance that is possible to implement

Organisational responses as well as individuals responses are encouraged.

For more details, click here.

Deadline: 31 October 2023

The Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) launched a consultation in September on changes to section 75 of the NHS Act 2006. The objective is to increase the use of pooled budgets to support the integration of health and care.

Views from individuals, professionals and organisations are needed.

Click here for further details.

Deadline: 11 December 2023

The initial engagement for the strategy is opened until 11 December 2023.

Share your thoughts about what’s most important to you about nature in Greater Lincs, and how you think it should be protected and enhanced in the future at LetsTalk Lincolnshire- external site.

Deadline: 4 January 2024

This consultation looks at direct experience you and your family may have had as well as issues affecting your community.

This is your opportunity to make a difference to the places you live, travel and socialise in. This consultation is open from 28 September 2023 until 4 January 2024.

If you need to speak to someone to give your views or to ask any questions you can send an email to gary.peck@nelincs.gov.uk.

Have your say in the Serious Violence Survey for Adults- external site.

*Please visit www.nelincs.gov.uk/Have-your-say for all current open consultations and surveys looking you and your service users input

Deadline: 4 January 2024

This is a consultation with young people to understand how safe you feel in public spaces, at school or travelling.

North East Lincolnshire Council hope to understand where young people feel safer, what time of day they feel less safe and concerns around weapons, particularly knives.

The Council will combine the from this survey with other crime data and that will give them a better understanding of issues young people face living in North East Lincolnshire and where they need to focus their efforts in order to keep them safe.

This is your opportunity to make a difference to the places you live, travel and socialise in. This consultation is open from 28 September 2023 until 4 January 2024.

If you need to speak to someone to give your views or to ask any questions you can send an email to gary.peck@nelincs.gov.uk.

Have your say in the Serious Violence Survey for Young People- external site.

*Please visit www.nelincs.gov.uk/Have-your-say for all current open consultations and surveys looking you and your service users input

Deadline: 24 November 2023

A public consultation about the introduction of new powers to speed up strong enforcement action and other reforms to make the Child Maintenance Service (CMS) fairer, is now opened.

Outline of proposed change:

• Government is introducing long-term changes to make the system fairer for children and parents
• Enforcement process is to be made almost four times faster and non-compliance will be detected and dealt with more quickly
• Application fee will be removed to ensure the service is accessible to all

To read more click here.

The liability order consultation is published here.