LPCF Consultations

Proposed development of a mainstream SEND Hub (Metheringham)

The 18 June 2026 marks the start of a four-week ‘representation period’ on the proposed development of a mainstream Special Educational Needs and Disabilities Hub at The Metheringham Primary School, Metheringham.?This stage is a formal consultation period, where a statutory notice and complete proposal are published.?During the representation period any person or organisation may object, support or make comments on the proposal.

Have your say

Responses to the consultation can be submitted via the following methods by the deadline of 16 July 2026 (inclusive):
• By completing a short online survey at
• Via email SENDCommunities@lincolnshire.gov.uk or writing to School Organisation Planning Team, Lincolnshire County Council, County Offices, Newland, Lincoln, LN1 1YL.

Alternatively, a consultation response form is available on request.

Ends 16th July 2026

Proposed development of a mainstream SEND Hub (Pointon)

The 17 June 2026 marks the start of a four-week ‘representation period’ on the proposed development of a mainstream Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) Hub at The St Gilbert of Sempringham Church of England Primary School, Pointon. This stage is a formal consultation period, where a statutory notice and complete proposal are published. During the representation period any person or organisation may object, support or make comments on the proposal.

Have your say

Responses to the consultation can be submitted via the following methods by the deadline of 15 July 2026 (inclusive):
• By completing a short online survey at
• Via email SENDCommunities@lincolnshire.gov.uk or writing to School Organisation Planning Team, Lincolnshire County Council, County Offices, Newland, Lincoln, LN1 1YL.

Alternatively, a consultation response form is available on request.

Closes 15th July 2026

Proposed developed of a mainstream SEND Hub (Market Deeping Community Primary School)

The 19 June 2026 marks the start of a four-week ‘representation period’ on the proposed development of a mainstream Special Educational Needs and Disabilities Hub at Market Deeping Community Primary School. This stage is a formal consultation period, where a statutory notice and complete proposal are published. During the representation period any person or organisation may object, support or make comments on the proposal.

Have your say
Responses to the consultation can be submitted via the following methods by the deadline of 17 July 2026 (inclusive):
• By completing a short online survey here
• Via email SENDCommunities@lincolnshire.gov.uk or writing to School Organisation Planning Team, Lincolnshire County Council, County Offices, Newland, Lincoln, LN1 1YL.

Alternatively, a consultation response form is available on request.

Copies of the complete proposal can be obtained using the following methods:
• Email – SENDCommunities@lincolnshire.gov.uk
• In writing – School Organisation Planning Team, Children's Services, Lincolnshire County Council, County Offices, Newland, Lincoln, LN1 1YL.
• Download here

Ends 17th July 2026

Proposed development of a mainstream SEND Hub (Stamford St George

The 19 June 2026 marks the start of a four-week ‘representation period’ on the proposed development of a mainstream Special Educational Needs and Disabilities Hub at Stamford St George's Church of England Aided Primary School.This stage is a formal consultation period, where a statutory notice and complete proposal are published.During the representation period any person or organisation may object, support or make comments on the proposal.
Have your say
Responses to the consultation can be submitted via the following methods by the deadline of 17 July 2026 (inclusive):
• By completing a short online survey here
• Via email SENDCommunities@lincolnshire.gov.uk or writing to School Organisation Planning Team, Lincolnshire County Council, County Offices, Newland, Lincoln, LN1 1YL.
Alternatively, a consultation response form is available on request.
Copies of the complete proposal can be obtained using the following methods:
• Email – SENDCommunities@lincolnshire.gov.uk
• In writing – School Organisation Planning Team, Children's Services, Lincolnshire County Council, County Offices, Newland, Lincoln, LN1 1YL.
• Download here

Closes 17th July

Make Work Pay: employment rights for unpaid carers and parents of seriously ill children

We are seeking views on the employment rights that are available to people with unpaid caring responsibilities and parents who have a seriously ill child.
We are seeking views on:

the information and guidance that is available to support unpaid carers

the potential need for further support

what forms of support would be helpful for both unpaid carers and parents with a seriously ill child.

This consultation is part of the review of employment rights for unpaid carers. As part of that review we are also publishing a research report we commissioned from the independent research agency Verian. This is based on interviews with 50 unpaid carers and explores the experiences of unpaid carers balancing work and their caring responsibilities.

Anyone can respond to this consultation, and we particularly welcome views from those with lived experience of caring responsibilities, businesses, those with experience in supporting unpaid carers in the workplace, and those with expertise in unpaid care.
Consultation document here
Respond online here

Closes on 1st September 2026