Gants Hil ill Community Hub Sharon Stru rutt Background to - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Gants Hil ill Community Hub Sharon Stru rutt

Background to Community Hub programme The Council plans to work with local residents to co-design six state-of-the-art Community Hubs across the borough Hubs programme agreed by Cabinet November 2018 Integrated and co-located services with central access point to social, cultural, health & well-being and other community activities  Locally-focused council services being delivered with a library and potentially children centre, adult services, youth centre and police outreach services alongside other drop-in services Community-led and co-produced approach will enable local people to shape the design of each hub

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Community Hub locations

• Hubs sites are Council owned and chosen for their

central locations and good accessibility

• Seven Kings, Gants Hill, Hainault, Woodford,

Wanstead, Ilford Civic Centre

• Locations ensure all residents can reach their

nearest hub on foot in under 30 minutes or in under 20 minutes by cycle

• Seven Kings will be the first hub to be delivered in
• 2022. Co-design process has started. Planning

application submission expected early 2020

Gants Hill

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Current Issues and Challenges

Financial pressures - reduction in funding from Central Government in the region of 60% since 2010 Growing demand and pressure on services – working with reduced budgets puts the current way we deliver individual services at risk - services may need redesigning to meet current and future needs On-going maintenance costs of inefficient, ageing buildings that existing services operate from Borough-wide pressures for new homes. Not enough homes being built to meet the needs of a growing population and waiting list

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Value and Benefits - Community Hub programme Hubs will help protect core services and consolidate them in

• ne location– libraries, children centres, adult social care

Help reduce management/maintenance of ageing buildings Hubs delivered through Redbridge Living – building new homes alongside accessible services and community space Local community to have ownership of their Hub for social and leisure activities Hub will be co-designed by residents so that the look and feel reflects local needs and requirements

Core Services

Recommended core services

• Libraries
• Children’s Centres
• Health Adult Social Services
• Customer service
• Civic Pride touchdown
• Families Together Hub services

Services for discussion

• Youth services
• Adult learning providers
• Redbridge Institute
• Drop in services
• Housing advice
• Benefits
• Work Redbridge – business support;

employment advice and support

• Police surgeries
• Community Voluntary Service

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What does it mean for Gants Hill ?

• Gants Hill Community hub serves - Gants Hill, Cranbrook, Valentines, Barkingside,

Fullwell and Clayhall

• Early consultation and engagement taking place first
• Libraries are a key component of the hubs – Gants Hill library will be re-provided

with better facilities

• No design team on board as yet for the hub or the wider housing proposals
• Design proposals will consider different options which reflect heritage/character

features of the existing library building

• Housing will be included – first study estimates c100 homes – not a fixed number
• A level of car-parking will be provided subject to designs and planning policy
• Car-parking study will be carried out with a view to understanding current

patterns

Gants Hil ill Locality Data

Population growth 2018-25 Borough as a whole, all ages: 7% Gant’s Hill catchment area: 4% 0-17 yr olds: +2% 18-24 yr olds: -6% 25-34 yr olds: -7% 35-64 yr olds: +7% 65-74 yrs olds: +14% 75+ yrs old: +14%

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Health indicators in Gant’s Hill Catchment Area

• Fullwell and Clayhall have two of the highest number of emergency

hospital admissions for heart attacks, as well as two of the highest rates of admissions for strokes. Both wards exceed the borough average under both indicators

• Barkingside falls below the average for both indicators
• Almost 25% of children in Year 6 in the Gant’s Hill catchment area are
• bese (23%), with Aldborough having the highest figure in the area at

25%, followed by Cranbrook with 24%.

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Childhood development:

The borough average for good child development at age 5 is 64.7% In the Gants Hill catchment area it is 69.8% Child development indicators for 0-5 yr olds shows every ward within the catchment area is at the very least on par with the borough average except for Cranbrook, where 62% of children achieve good development by age 5. Aldborough (77%) and Barkingside (74%) have some of the highest rates of good child development across the whole of Redbridge

Children achieving a good level of development are those achieving at least the expected level within the following areas of learning: Communication and language, Physical Development, Personal and social and emotional development, Literacy, Mathematics

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Deprivation

The map on the left compares the overall level of deprivation in Redbridge The map on the right highlights one of the biggest contributing factors for deprivation in the catchment area, which is children and young people. Barkingside and Clayhall fare well compared to other areas across Redbridge.

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Household Income

Average household annual income in the catchment area is closer to the borough average than other wards across Redbridge, except for wards in the West neighbourhood The average household annual income in Clayhall and Barkingside exceeds the borough average, with Aldborough and Fullwell falling between £2,000-£4,000 below this figure.

Consultation & Engagement Pla lan Susan Ric ichie - In Involve

• Involve Charity commissioned to carry out community engagement on Seven Kings and Gants Hill
• Gants Hill stage 1 consultation - June-September
• Online Survey – published 10th June, live until 1st September
• Members consultation session - 2nd and 8th July
• Public Consultation event - 10th July at Redbridge Institute of Adult Education
• Public Consultation event – 14th and 20th August at Gants Hill Library
• Outreach consultation with local businesses and leisure services
• Focus group meetings at children centres, libraries, health centres
• Focus group sessions with Local community groups
• Redbridge User groups - inc voluntary service, access groups, older people groups, faith forum
• School workshops – Child Friendly borough
• Attend local events and festivals