Freedom of information
The Freedom of Information Act 2000 gives a general right of access to all
types of recorded information held by public authorities, including Islington
Council. Although CEA@Islington is a private company, we have chosen to comply
with the Freedom of Information Act and provide access to the documents we
hold.
The Act comes into force in two stages. The first stage requires that the
council prepare and publish a publication scheme. The second stage gives
people the right to ask the council to provide them with information.
The publication scheme is here to make sure that the majority of information
we produce is made available to you without you needing to make a specific
request to us for it. It is our intention that the scheme will encourage the
publication of more information than we are required to publish under existing
legislation, and to develop a culture of greater openness.
Many of the documents we publish are already
available to download on this site. Please check the "
Available documents" page before making a freedom of information request.
There are three ways in which you can make a freedom of information request:
By writing to our freedom of information officer:
Freedom of Information Officer
Director's Office
CEA@Islington
Laycock Street
Islington
London N1 9TH
By sending an email to
peter.cooke.cea@islington.gov.uk
By completing our online form