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Strengthening Community Network Proposals Edwina Hannaford CC (Portfolio Holder for Neighbourhoods) Newquay & St Columb Community Network Panel Presentation Overview Recap of strategic objectives Localism Strengthening


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Strengthening Community Network Proposals

Edwina Hannaford CC (Portfolio Holder for Neighbourhoods) Newquay & St Columb Community Network Panel

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Presentation Overview

  • Recap of strategic objectives –
  • Localism
  • Strengthening Community Network Panels
  • Progress Headlines: Top 10
  • Taking localism forward: What’s next?
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Localism – Strategic Direction

“Enable and empower communities to play active role in making decisions that affect them and in delivering what their community needs”

“We both want the same things, we want to deliver for our communities, we are Cornwall Local Government” EH

“services should reside, be shaped and delivered at the level that best serves our residents” AP “Stand up for our residents...be stronger in how we represent communities and more responsive to their needs” AP

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Strengthening CNPs: Strategic Objectives

  • Support specific Priorities for Cornwall
  • Giving CNPs place-shaping role
  • Supporting local leadership role of CC

Members and T&PCs

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Quality Assurance Framework CNP Menu Set Menu Optional Extras

Five improvement areas; 42 proposals

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Progress Headlines

TOP 10

1 - Overall progress encouraging:

  • CNPs getting stronger and more influential
  • Better focus on action – “talking shop” label

no longer fair

  • Links improving (e.g. with Council/each other)
  • Consistency/local flexibility balance improving
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TOP 10

2 – Excellent CN Highways Scheme progress:

  • Supporting LTP objectives and “Give communities

more influence to improve roads”

  • Demonstrating CNP capability re: devolved budgets;

learning from experience

  • Progress: Most CNPs have made final

recommendations

  • CNP Chair comment: “Our…scheme has been very

successful with good engagement with parishes.”

  • Some concerns re bureaucracy/capacity

Progress Headlines

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2 – Excellent CN Highways Scheme progress:

TOP 10

Progress Headlines

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TOP 10

Progress Headlines

2 – Excellent CN Highways Scheme progress:

Issue Example issues and recommended solutions Speed Truro and Roseland: vehicle activated signs Cornwall Gateway: Improved signage. Traffic management Camelford : Additional no waiting restrictions. Pedestrian safety Cornwall Gateway: Installation of bollards and new path Junction improvements St Austell and Mevagissey: Additional no waiting restrictions. Support cycling Wadebridge and Padstow : Remove flower bed.

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3: CNP partnership projects

Helston & South Kerrier: community mapping Online directory of health and health-related services Partners included: Age UK, GPs, Volunteer Cornwall, CNP

TOP 10

Progress Headlines

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TOP 10

3: CNP partnership projects

Newquay & St Columb: promoting recycling rates in CNA Visit to CERC & Recycling Centre (2 other CNPs invited) Future meeting to focus on encouraging residents to recycle

Progress Headlines

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3: CNP partnership projects

Liskeard & Looe: Broadband Identified hot spots and liaised with Superfast Cornwall re upgrades Panel reps visited areas to give information on schemes, passed interested residents to Superfast Cornwall Current project: economic development

TOP 10

Progress Headlines

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TOP 10

Progress Headlines

4: CNPs involvement in place-shaping

China Clay’s work on developing a pilot 2030 CNA Strategy CNP discussions re place-shaping (e.g. Camborne Pool Illogan Redruth) CNP links with place-shaping forums, both existing (e.g. St Austell Bay Economic Forum) or new (e.g. Liskeard, and Looe)

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TOP 10

5: New social media accounts

Promoting public sector campaigns and Celebrating community success

Progress Headlines

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TOP 10

6: Engagement and support on CNP development

  • CNP Chairs (locally/through CNP Chairs meeting)
  • Portfolio Holder visits to CNPs (15 to date)
  • CLT CNP Representatives
  • Cormac Highway & Environment Managers
  • Community Link Officers
  • Area Summits

Progress Headlines

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7: Issues & Challenges

  • Moving in the right direction
  • Scale of change
  • Pressures of CNP work

programmes

  • Promote public participation

TOP 10

8: Positive developments:

  • CLT representatives now

in place (all 19 networks)

  • Localism resource

Progress Headlines

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TOP 10

Progress Headlines

9: Representations and suggestions

  • Sharing information on thematic issues across

Cornwall

  • Enforcement
  • Rural/urban balance
  • Alignment of parishes to CNAs
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TOP 10

  • How do we deliver more local engagement, influence

and decision-making and better resident satisfaction?

  • Key issues include CNP governance, electoral review
  • Taking Localism to the next level
  • Locality commissioned to carry out research on this

via engagement with:

  • Cornwall Council,
  • Members,
  • T&PCs,
  • VCSE

10: What’s next? (Alongside/beyond the CNP proposals)