Enhanced Technology Enabled Care (TEC) Service

June 28, 2026 Executive Councillor: Highways & Transport (Other) Key decision Approved View on council website

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Summary

The Executive Councillor for Highways & Transport approved the introduction of an Order for Boston, Cherry Walk, revoking waiting restrictions on 28/06/2026.

The Executive Councillor for Highways and Transport approved the introduction of a Traffic Regulation Order for Lincoln, Yarborough Road, concerning proposed bus stop clearways on 28/06/2026.

The Executive Councillor for Highways and Transport approved the introduction of a Speed Regulation Order for West Willoughby, A153, concerning a proposed 40mph speed limit on 28/06/2026.

The Executive Councillor for Highways and Transport approved the introduction of a Traffic Regulation Order for Heckington, Church Street, concerning proposed waiting restrictions on 28/06/2026.

The Executive Councillor for Adult Care and Health received a statement from the Adult Care and Public Health Scrutiny Committee supporting recommendations for technology-enabled care services. The committee was reassured about contract implementation, mobilisation, service expansion, emergency alarm continuation, provider monitoring, and addressing digital exclusion.

Supporting Documents

Lincoln Yarborough Road.pdf
West Willoughby A153.pdf
Heckington Church Street.pdf
West Willoughby A153.pdf
Heckington Church Street.pdf
Boston Cherry Walk.pdf
Lincoln Yarborough Road.pdf
Boston Cherry Walk.pdf
ACPH SC Statement on Tech Enabled Care.pdf
Technology Enabled Care Service.pdf
Appendix A - What is Technology Enabled Care TEC.pdf
Appendix B - Equality Impact Analysis.pdf

Details

ReferenceCall-ins0
OutcomeRecommendations Approved
Decision date28 Jun 2026
Lead officerTheo Jarratt
Subject to call-inYes