I am writing to respond to your request for information received by email on Thursday 11th June which has been dealt with under the Freedom of Information Act 2000 (FOI).
Your request has been given the unique Information Request No. NPH1022-793/20. Please quote this reference on all correspondence relating to this request.
You have requested the following information. Our response is shown in bold.
Freedom of Information Requests
1) How many requests were made in 2019? 89
2) How many requests have been made from 1st January 2020 to 31 May 2020? 35
Of the requests made in 2020 how many of the responses have been published on your website?
AND could you supply link(s) to them?
We are not providing you with data requested, as it is exempt from disclosure because it is intended for future publication.
Please note the process of publishing responses is new and we are still exploring how best this can work on the website. We have a commitment to update this each quarter.
Responses to requests received in 2020 are currently being published on the website. A log of published responses can be found on the website below.
https://www.nph.org.uk/freedom-information-disclosure-log.
Please bear with us whilst this is a work in progress to provide our customers with access to information.
The disclosure to you of the enclosed information does not give you a right to reproduce or publish such information without the express permission of Northampton Borough Council or any other owners of the copyright therein. To do so you will need a licence under the ‘Reuse of Public Sector Information Regulations 2015’.
If you consider NPH has not provided the information you have requested you have the right to challenge that decision in respect of your information request within 6 months.
Please write to:
Information Access Challenges
Northampton Partnership Homes
The Guildhall
St Giles Square
Northampton
NN1 1DE
Otherwise please email: information@nph.org.uk. Emails to this address will be automatically acknowledged.
If your challenge is not resolved to your complete satisfaction, you will then have the right to complain to the Information Commissioner.
If you feel your request has been handled unfairly you should, in the first instance, complain using NPH’s Customer Feedback form and address it to the department you have been dealing with. NPH’s Complaints procedure (a full copy of which is available by telephoning or writing to NPH’s Data Management Officer) will then be used to try and resolve your complaint.
Yours sincerely,
Santina Chambers
Data Management Officer
Northampton Partnership Homes
01604 838794 | 0300 330 7003
www.northamptonpartnershiphomes.org.uk