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Auckley Parish Council Neighbourhood Development Plan
Doncaster Local Records Centre (DLRC) can provide data on statutory and non-statutory designated sites, habitats and species within the Doncaster Borough boundary.
Public Health works with the Safer Doncaster Partnership to prevent and raise awareness of adult substance misuse throughout Doncaster.
Park tennis courts in Hexthorpe Park and Haslam Park officially reopened after renovations managed by the LTA and funded by UK Government, LTA Tennis Foundation and City of Doncaster Council.
Everyone whose primary need is in this category will have a recognised disability with a diagnosis; these disabilities will be either sensory (hearing impairment, visual impairment or multi-sensory impairment) or physical (there is a wide range of physical disabilities, PD). This page outlines some ways in which physical and sensory needs may present at the Universal + Level of the Graduated Approach. There are also details of some model provision and strategies that may be useful at this level.
The board aims to improve the health and wellbeing for the residents of Doncaster and reduce inequalities in health outcomes.
Tips to help visually impaired pupils in schools:
What is Healthy Start?
The Trans Pennine Trail is an exciting route for walkers, cyclists and horse riders linking the coastal towns of Southport in the West with Hornsea in the East. On its route across the north of England, the trail passes through major towns and cities including Liverpool, Manchester and Hull.
The National Child Measurement Programme measures the height and weight of children in Reception class (aged 4 to 5 years) and Year 6 (aged 10 to 11 years). This is a nationally mandated programme, meaning that every Local Authority across the country must run this programme every year.
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