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Placemaking towards a collective vision Tom McCulloch: Community First Oxfordshire Placemaking The creation of thriving, socially active and successful places which have strong relationships with neighbouring communities and where people


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Placemaking – towards a collective vision

Tom McCulloch: Community First Oxfordshire

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Placemaking

The creation of thriving, socially active and successful places which have strong relationships with neighbouring communities and where people have a positive sense of belonging.

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Research overview

  • Desk-top study
  • Review of community development models and reports
  • Various spatial planning scenarios
  • 30 interviews

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Six steps to effective Placemaking

1 - Involve the community in the development process 2 - Get the design right 3 - Provide indoor community meeting spaces 4 - Invest early in community development support 5 - Build and release capacity: VCS support, training and funding 6 - Support community management of assets and facilities

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Heyford Park Community Development Partnership

  • 2 ½ year CDW position
  • identify the wants and needs of the residents
  • working with stakeholders to translate these requirements into the provision of

suitable facilities and opportunities

  • stimulating local interest in volunteering
  • overcoming potential social isolation
  • link in with Healthy New Town initiatives, social prescribing etc.
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Placemaking – a collective vision for Oxfordshire

  • A Placemaking Charter
  • Growth Deal opportunity – social infrastructure capacity funding
  • More developer, Local Authority, VCS partnerships on major development sites
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Any questions?

Contact: tom.mcculloch@communityfirstoxon.org