Appendix 6 – Linden Court - Summary of all written references to Districts, Boroughs, a potential new unitary authority and wider system organisational partners

This document provides a digest of all written references to Districts and Boroughs and a potential unitary authority; and wider system partners and other agencies in the following sources:

1. Original Linden Court Consultation Proposal (October 2024)

2. Linden Court Cabinet Report 25^th February 2025

a. Appendix 1

b. Appendix 2

c. Appendix 3

d. Appendix 4

3. Cabinet February 25^th 2025, Item 5 - Appendix 3 - People Scrutiny - summary of comments for Cabinet Agenda Supplement

Source document	Section	Paragraph reference	Text
Consultation proposal published on-line. Opened 3^rd October 2024	No specific references to District or Borough Authorities, a potential new unitary authority and/or other partner organisations
Document name	Section	Paragraph reference	Text
Cabinet Report Cabinet Report – 25^th February 2025 Linden Court	No specific references to District or Borough Authorities, a potential new unitary authority and/or other partner organisations
Document name	Section	Paragraph reference	Text
Cabinet Report Cabinet Report – 25^th February 2025 Linden Court Appendix 1 - Consultation Report	Who took part in the consultation	Page 1	A general petition opposing the funding gap proposals for adult social care in the Lewes District was submitted by Lewes Liberal Democrats. It was signed by 100 people. This means it does not meet the threshold of 5000 signatures which is required for the petition to be considered by Full Council.
Cabinet Report Cabinet Report – 25^th February 2025 Linden Court Appendix 1 - Consultation Report	Organisation comments	Page 3	Healthwatch East Sussex: “There is some inconsistency between the proposals seeking to reduce the cost of home-to-school transport, whilst simultaneously transporting adults with learning disabilities from…Linden Court to alternative day services. Whilst it is important for people to have choices about their care and support, this should ideally be provided in the communities where they live.”
Cabinet Report Cabinet Report – 25^th February 2025 Linden Court Appendix 1 - Consultation Report	Other feedback	Page 30	The organisations who submitted a response are: · Healthwatch East Sussex · Heartwood Project · Ideal Complex Care · NHS Sussex · Wealden Citizens Advice
Cabinet Report Cabinet Report – 25^th February 2025 Linden Court Appendix 1 - Consultation Report	Responses addressing all 11 consultations combined	Page 35	The organisations who submitted a response are: · Rother District Council · Lewes Liberal Democrats · Care for the Carers · East Sussex VCSE Alliance · East Sussex Seniors Associations There was no reference to Linden Court in the consultation response from Rother District Council.
Document name	Section	Paragraph reference	Text
Cabinet Report Cabinet Report – 25^th February 2025 Linden Court Appendix 2 – Equalities Impact Assessment	No specific references to District or Borough Authorities, a potential new unitary authority and/or other partner organisations

Cabinet Report Cabinet Report – 25^th February 2025 Linden Court

Linden Court Appendix 3 – Map showing where adults currently attending Linden Court reside.

Cabinet Report Cabinet Report – 25^th February 2025 Linden Court

Appendix 4 – Map of alternative day service provision

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Document name	Section	Paragraph reference	Text
People Scrutiny Committee Pre-decision Board - 20 February 2025	Linden Court	1.11	There was no reference to Districts, Boroughs or a potential new unitary authority or to any other partner organisations under this item.
People Scrutiny Committee Pre-decision Board - 20 February 2025	General comments	1.5	The Board was concerned about the capacity of the independent and voluntary, community and social enterprise (VCSE) sector to meet increases in demand as a result of proposals going ahead, and noted the fragility of the care market, particularly since the recent increases to national living wage and employer national insurance contributions. The Board discussed plans for local government reorganisation and commented that some savings proposals would have significant impacts on District and Borough Council services, which would become the responsibility of any new unitary authority.