What are the benefits in doing a Community Led Plan?
- Gives the community a voice to discuss/debate the issues, where they live and work
- Identifies new services that can be provided
- Looks at ideas to improve community facilities for all
- Highlights issues of concern as well as what people like about their community
- Supports funding applications by providing evidence of need
What are the benefits for Parish Councils?
- A Community Led Plan provides a strong mandate for the Parish Council to represent the community
- They can adopt it as their Action Plan, as it is based on the views of the community
- Local Authorities and other stakeholders are reassured that the community has been thoroughly consulted.
Support From HWRA
- Access to the Community Led Planning Toolkit
- Advice and support for each stage of the process
- Searches for funding to develop or implement your plan
- Links to other groups/ organisations
- Single point of contact within Local Authorities
- Help to develop project ideas through action plan recommendations
Useful links:
The following communities have completed a Community Led Plan.
East Yorkshire: Aldbrough, Airmyn, Atwick, Barmston, Bishop Wilton, Brandesburton, Low & High Catton, Cottingham, Easington(2), Elloughton cum Brough, Gilberdyke, Great Hatfield, Hessle, Holmpton, Hollymn, Holme on Spalding Moor, Hornsea, Hotham, Humbleton, Hutton Cranswick, Keyingham, Middleton on the Wolds, Newbald(2), Newport, North Cave, North Ferriby, North Frodingham, Pocklington, Roos(2), Rudston, Sancton, Seaton, Seaton Ross, Skeffling, Skipsea, Snaith & Cowick(2), South Cave, Stamford Bridge, Thwing, Welwick, Wilberfoss, Withernsea.
Northern Lincolnshire: Alkborough, Brigg, Burton upon Stather, Broughton, Crosby Neighbourhood Pathfinder, Crowle, Haxey, Healing,Kirton in Lindsey, Ulceby(2), Viking Resource Centre, West Butterwick, Winterton, Wootton.