Communication for Pedestrianisation of Parliament St

Summary

The request sought correspondence between the Department for Enterprise and Ramsey Town Commissioners regarding the pedestrianisation of Parliament Street in May 2020. The authority responded by providing email correspondence and calendar appointments, though the official outcome is recorded as 'Information not held'.

Key Facts

• The request was made on 2020-05-26 and responded to on 2020-06-15.
• The Department for Enterprise provided copies of Microsoft Outlook calendar appointments and email correspondence.
• The DfE supported Ramsey Town Commissioners on a weekly basis regarding the day-to-day impact of the works.
• The official outcome of the request is listed as 'Information not held'.
• The case reference number is 1304309.

Data Disclosed

• 2020-05-26
• 2020-06-15
• 1304309
• 3
• 1

Original Request

Any correspondence (including summaries of any meetings) had between DfE & Ramsey Town Commissioners and/or Ramsey Town MHK's in relation to the pedestrianisation of Parliament Street in May 2020

Data Tables (1)

Full Response Text

Following Ramsey’s decision we have been following up on a weekly basis and supported where we can in terms of the day to day impact of the works. Attached to your request are copies of the Microsoft Outlook calendar appointments for both meetings, inclusive of attachments. Also attached is email correspondence between the DfE and Ramsey Town Commissioners. Please quote the reference number 1304309 in any future communications.

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I will now close your request as of this date.

Yours sincerely