What are classes of information?
In order to help you find the information you need, the information that the council publishes or intends to publish, through its Freedom of Information Act publication scheme, is divided into a number of "classes".
These classes are grouped into the following categories reflecting the various services we provide and the different kinds of work we do.
You can trace the information you are looking for from these categories, which are divided into sub-categories and then into classes, which describe in more detail what is available in the scheme. Each class of information will hold a number of documents, which can be for example, leaflets, plans, photographs etc and these will be constantly updated.
To assist you in finding this information, a section has been included in the scheme giving contact details. Standard definitions have been given, for example codes of practice and a definition of these terms is attached.
These are the categories of information covered by this scheme:
Art
Leisure
Tourism
Heritage
Community, people and living
Publications and news
Council and democracy
Council finances
Council tax, benefits, debts and grants
Customer services, advice and complaints
Education and training
Environmental health
Environmental management, green space and parksGreater Manchester Police
Health, welfare and social care
Housing
Jobs and careers
Libraries
Planning, regulation and enforcement
Policies, strategies and management information
Trading standards, shopping and consumer advice
Transport and streets
This page was last updated on 05 October 2005
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