Tag Archives: EqIA

This project is a significant project and is likely to be relevant for women, people with disabilities, and young people. As part of the project, the upgrading of path and cycle ways will require the design to be appropriate for the using of different users. In particular, inclusive design can support the use by people […]

To implement the living wage as required by the accreditation conditions in respect of all relevant contracts as and when the opportunity arises. Publisher: Milton Keynes Council Date: September 2014

This is an Equality Impact Assessment of the Medium Term Financial Plan. Under equality legislation, the Council has a legal duty to pay ‘due regard’ to the need to: eliminate unlawful discrimination, harassment and victimisation; advance equality of opportunity between different groups; and foster good relations between different groups.   Publisher: Milton Keynes Council Date: […]

This is an Equality Impact Assessment of the various saving in the budget. Under equality legislation, the Council has a legal duty to pay ‘due regard’ to the need to: eliminate unlawful discrimination, harassment and victimisation; advance equality of opportunity between different groups; and foster good relations between different groups.   Publisher: Milton Keynes Council […]

This is an Equality Impact Assessment of the Information and Advice saving in the budget. Publisher: Milton Keynes Council Date: November 2014

This is an Equality Impact Assessment to inform the development of Supported and Community Transport.   Publisher: Milton Keynes Council Date: July 2014

Mental health is everyone’s business – individuals, families, employers, educators and communities all need to play their part. Good mental health and resilience are fundamental to our physical health, our relationships, our education, our work and to achieving our potential. Good mental health and Wellbeing also bring wider social and economic benefits. But to realise […]

Following a review of current service provision undertaken by the Falls Prevention Strategy Group, under the leadership of the Health & Wellbeing Board, the Assistant Director for Joint Commissioning is recommending to the Council’s Procurement & Commissioning Committee that a new Community Based Falls Prevention Service be procured. Publisher: Milton Keynes Council Date: June 2015

In large programmes such as this, the council has found it useful to have an EqIA that outlines some of the key equality issues. The aim is to have a brief, useful document that spotlights relevant issues and the particular groups of people who will need particular regard. Publisher: Milton Keynes Council Date: July 2014

The Budget Proposal (Agenda item X) currently includes a saving of £480,000 (S32) as a result of change to the Housing Allocations Policy. The policy change prioritised statutory homeless people, when allocating available housing (both Council housing stock and stock for registered providers). Publisher: Milton Keynes Council Date: February 2015