Results - Use the list below to find specific event results
Community Planning for Low Carbon Communities
22 February 2012, Creative Media Centre, Hastings
22 February 2012, Creative Media Centre, Hastings
Public Engagement for Neighbourhood Planning
6 February 2012, Planning Camp, Eden Project, Cornwall
6 February 2012, Planning Camp, Eden Project, Cornwall
Masterclass in Community Planning
18 January 2012, Locality, 33 Corsham Street, London
18 January 2012, Locality, 33 Corsham Street, London
Masterclass in Community Planning
26 October 2011, Creative Media Centre, Hastings
26 October 2011, Creative Media Centre, Hastings
Community Planning for Low Carbon Communities
19 October 2011, Locality, 33 Corsham Street, London
19 October 2011, Locality, 33 Corsham Street, London
Innovations for a Low Carbon Future
6 May 2011, Portsea, Portsmouth
6 May 2011, Portsea, Portsmouth
Masterclass in Community Involvement
14 December 2010, Better Bankside, London
14 December 2010, Better Bankside, London
Masterclass in Community Involvement
11 November 2010, Better Bankside, London
11 November 2010, Better Bankside, London
Masterclass in Community Involvement
29 April 2010, Better Bankside, London
29 April 2010, Better Bankside, London
Masterclass in Community Involvement
23 March 2011, Better Bankside, London
23 March 2011, Better Bankside, London
workshops,
seminars and
masterclasses
A record for event participants.
Mostly consists of transcribed
flipchart sheets with minimal editing.
Events in date order - most recent first
Events in date order - most recent first
Masterclass in Community Planning
18 January 2012, Locality, 33 Corsham Street, London
18 January 2012, Locality, 33 Corsham Street, London
Community Planning Events - Dos & Don'ts
Do
Identify boundaries for extent of consultationIdentify target audience and methods to suit
Know what you want to achieve
Know the demographic
Manage expectations
Report back and follow up
Be welcoming
Don’t
Get involved in argumentsHave different scale maps
- Scenario 1
- Scenario 2
- Scenario 3
Scenario 1: Community of artists create alternative development options for their area
(Fish Island, Hackney Wick, London)
Planning an Activity Weekend
Activity weekend
– Places of community value and list of assets of value identified (with sticky dots)
– Build neighbourhood forum
Training and capacity building – all inclusive – incorporation
Respond to planning applications
Liaise re Section 106 agreements with local authority and Area Action Plan targets
Neighbourhood plan with alternative vision to current proposals
– On-line presence
– Open days
– Design workshops
Neighbourhood plan
Development Trust
Planning gain (legitimacy on local priorities)
Activity weekend
– Places of community value and list of assets of value identified (with sticky dots)
– Build neighbourhood forum
Training and capacity building – all inclusive – incorporation
Respond to planning applications
Liaise re Section 106 agreements with local authority and Area Action Plan targets
Neighbourhood plan with alternative vision to current proposals
– On-line presence
– Open days
– Design workshops
Neighbourhood plan
Development Trust
Planning gain (legitimacy on local priorities)
Scenario 2: Create a new community hub in the town centre
(North London borough)
Wide community consultation – demands, needs, wish list?
- Schools.
- Local media
Statutory providers
– VC’s, PCT, clinical commissioning group, council (officers, councillors), MP, BIS, local chamber of commerce, anchor tenant.
Building owner – professional advice?
User group
– Fine tune ideas,
– Access support (Locality, Ethical Property Foundation)
– Planning permission
Planning weekend/workshops
Physical works
– Fit out, signage, marketing, insurance, grants?
Opening
Marketing
– Tesco (every little helps!)
– Attract other users
Viability of project
– Ownership, ongoing management, uses/users
- Schools.
- Local media
Statutory providers
– VC’s, PCT, clinical commissioning group, council (officers, councillors), MP, BIS, local chamber of commerce, anchor tenant.
Building owner – professional advice?
User group
– Fine tune ideas,
– Access support (Locality, Ethical Property Foundation)
– Planning permission
Planning weekend/workshops
Physical works
– Fit out, signage, marketing, insurance, grants?
Opening
Marketing
– Tesco (every little helps!)
– Attract other users
Viability of project
– Ownership, ongoing management, uses/users
Scenario 3: Green infrastructure plan for rural area with complacent local authority
GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE
Reconciling residential development plan and the environment
PARISH
– Green appreciation
– Residents/local groups
- Public (house) Show n Tell – online
LOCAL AUTHORITY
– Development requirements
– Potential Development areas
Information analysis
- Design Workshop/electronic map
Potential areas
- Plan
FEEDBACK
– Community and local authority
DECISIONS
– Development areas
– Recomended strategy
– Community Infrastructure Levy
– Commnity Enterprise
NEIGHBOURHOOD PLAN
Reconciling residential development plan and the environment
PARISH
– Green appreciation
– Residents/local groups
- Public (house) Show n Tell – online
LOCAL AUTHORITY
– Development requirements
– Potential Development areas
Information analysis
- Design Workshop/electronic map
Potential areas
- Plan
FEEDBACK
– Community and local authority
DECISIONS
– Development areas
– Recomended strategy
– Community Infrastructure Levy
– Commnity Enterprise
NEIGHBOURHOOD PLAN
Scenario 4: St Leonards Sharing Timebank
Launch and consultation event 28 November, White Rock Hotel
Aim is to launch the project and start the process of ensuring “it works for you”
Hearing if people are attracted to concept of timebank – yes, no’s and maybe’s.
How do people see it working best?
Putting collective wisdom together, exploring issues and differences
Consultation event to continue on following day – will ask people to engage further
Aim is a sustainable project – a collective, inclusive, compassionate community
Being creative around ideas and conflicts
Securing votes (Nat West website) to secure starter funding of up to £6,000
7 people needed to take on development roles
Register your interest in the timebank here
www.stleonardssharing.info
People will experience a different sense of belonging
Aim is to launch the project and start the process of ensuring “it works for you”
Hearing if people are attracted to concept of timebank – yes, no’s and maybe’s.
How do people see it working best?
Putting collective wisdom together, exploring issues and differences
Consultation event to continue on following day – will ask people to engage further
Aim is a sustainable project – a collective, inclusive, compassionate community
Being creative around ideas and conflicts
Securing votes (Nat West website) to secure starter funding of up to £6,000
7 people needed to take on development roles
Register your interest in the timebank here
www.stleonardssharing.info
People will experience a different sense of belonging
