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Transcript of ‘Delivering the new Sustainable Community Strategy for Gloucester’
‘Delivering the new Sustainable Community Strategy for Gloucester’
Gloucester Partnership Conference
31st January 2008
Successes of the Gloucester Partnership
Val O'Connor Vice Chair of the Gloucester
Partnership
What are Local Strategic Partnerships?• Brings together public, private,
business, community and voluntary sector
• Services and initiatives support each other and work together
• Through the Sustainable Community Strategy
History of the Gloucester Partnership• Launched in 2001• Set up first action groups in 2002• First Community Strategy published
in 2003• Membership of over 200
organisations from different sectors
Partnership AchievementsPartnership structure and ways of working
in placeCore funding in place from partners to
support the PartnershipVoluntary and community sector
resourced to contribute to the Partnership15 out of 27 Community Strategy targets
achieved by July 2007
Westgate Priority Action Group
Needs assessments leading to Westgate Renewal Plan
Developer appointed for Four Gates Neighbourhood Centre
Regeneration protocol between LSP, City Council and GHURC
Children and Young People Action Group
Stimulated investment in youth facilities
Ensured voices of children and young people are heard in city and county strategies
Developed a play strategy for Gloucester
Set up and mainstreamed Summer Programmes
Gloucester Pride PAG Improvements to Gloucester
Park and 36 neighbourhood green spaces
15 Neighbourhood Road Shows
Production of several Walking Guides
Campaign to promote pride in the city
Community Cohesion Action Group
Developed Community Cohesion Proofing Tool for partners
• Adopted by Gloucester Partnership 2005
• Time-limited group
Neighbourhood Working GroupDeveloped the Neighbourhood
Working Strategy for GloucesterSupported development of five
Neighbourhood PartnershipsSharing best practice• Currently reviewing role
Neighbourhood Partnerships
Community Counts Neighbourhood ManagementPiloting ways of neighbourhood
working in Barton, Tredworth and White City
Working with Safer Communities Police team and Streetcare
Spreading good practice across all partners
Crime and Disorder Reduction Partnership• Multi-agency partnership reducing
crime and the fear of crimeFive action groupsGloucester as Respect Action AreaReduction of major crimes in
Gloucester by 22.7%, by March 2007
Learning, Skills and Employment Initiative
Partnership group identified gaps in provision
Action research project carried out JobLink pilot in Barton, Tredworth and
WestgateEnsured need for local jobs for local people
features in City Employment Plan
Other Groups and WorkHealthy City PartnershipEnsured Gloucester’s needs are fed into
county level strategies and agreementsReviewing and learning from experienceAdapting to change – new Strategy and
new structure
Summary
• Achieved real outcomes • Over 200 organisations working together• Maintain momentum• Keep on working together and improving
life for the people of Gloucester
Successes of the Gloucester Partnership
Val O'Connor Vice Chair of the Gloucester
Partnership