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Changes to the Busking and Street Entertainment PSPOs |
In July 2019 Public Spaces Protection Orders (PSPOs) were introduced in certain areas of Kensington and Chelsea to address the detrimental impact some performances were having on residents and local businesses. The PSPOs have reduced busking complaints by 54 per cent in the first three months (July to October 2019) and between July and February by 15.5 per cent, compared to the same period in 2018/19.
A six-month review of the PSPOs was undertaken to review the effectiveness of the PSPOs and to identify if any variations are required to deal with displacement and remaining high impact areas.
A Key Decision report sets out the findings of the six-month review and details the resulting proposed variations to the PSPOs, and the supporting evidence for each variation. This can be found on the Council's website by clicking here. |
We are keen to hear the views of residents, businesses, street entertainers/buskers and other stakeholders on these proposed variations, the closing date for response is 8 January 2021. |
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Do you have any long term illness, health problems or disability which limits your daily activities? |
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Using your personal information
The information you have provided to the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea will only be used to understand respondents' views on busking/street entertainment. Where you have supplied your postcode, this may be used to map responses and to better understand the views of people from different areas. Your information will only be used for the intended purpose, we will not collect any additional information about yourself, we will not share your data with other Council Departments and or external bodies. If we intend to use your information for any other purpose, we will normally ask you first. In some cases, the Council may use your information for another purpose if it has a legal duty to do so, to provide a complete service to you, or if there is a risk of serious harm or threat to life. The Council will retain your information in accordance with our retention schedule and it will be held securely. |
If you have any questions regarding your Data Protection rights, such as accessing your personal information, etc. or if you have a concern over the handling of your information, you can email [email protected] |
Thank you for completing this survey,
please click 'Submit' to send us your response |
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