Neighbourhood Partnership
St Andrews Park is in the Redland ward, so we are in the Bishopston, Cotham and Redland (BCR) NP. This is the appropriate map. http://www.voscur.org/system/files/redland_0.pdf
It seems likely that some of you reading this website have already been involved in the BCR launch. We are looking for someone to represent the Park’s interests, so if you are interested, please let me know! In the meantime, as I appear to be a liaison for FoSAP, I will post any information that comes to me from the NP team. The latest minutes are attached.
BCR Open Mins 10 Sept 09.pdf
The next meeting will be: Tuesday 8th December 2009, 7.00pm - 9.00pm at St Michael and All Angels Church Hall, 160A Gloucester Road, Bishopston, BS7 8NT
For further information, contact Jo Holmes
Community Engagement Team, Bristol City Council,
6 York Court, Wilder Street, St Paul's
Bristol BS2 8QH
0117 90 368 98 / 07795 446561
What is a Neighbourhood Partnership?
Responding to the calls from the government for people to have more say in local decision making, Bristol City Council has introduced new forms of Neighbourhood Governance across the city. The new structures are called Neighbourhood Partnerships.
Neighbourhood Partnerships bring together local councillors, statutory agencies (like the local police, health services and schools), and local voluntary and community groups, with local residents. Each Neighbourhood Partnership covers the areas of 2 or 3 Council wards.
You can read a Quick Guide to the NP here.
http://www.voscur.org/system/files/08_NPguide_update_WORKINGDRAFT.pdf
You can read more about all the Bristol Neighbourhood Partnerships at
http://www.voscur.org/brispartnership/np
The BCR Neighbourhood Partnership launch took place on Thursday 20 November 2008
How can I keep up to date with my Neighbourhood Partnership?
Dates of meetings, contact details and other useful information is here www.voscur.org/brispartnership/np
Jo Corke
It seems likely that some of you reading this website have already been involved in the BCR launch. We are looking for someone to represent the Park’s interests, so if you are interested, please let me know! In the meantime, as I appear to be a liaison for FoSAP, I will post any information that comes to me from the NP team. The latest minutes are attached.
BCR Open Mins 10 Sept 09.pdf
The next meeting will be: Tuesday 8th December 2009, 7.00pm - 9.00pm at St Michael and All Angels Church Hall, 160A Gloucester Road, Bishopston, BS7 8NT
For further information, contact Jo Holmes
Community Engagement Team, Bristol City Council,
6 York Court, Wilder Street, St Paul's
Bristol BS2 8QH
0117 90 368 98 / 07795 446561
What is a Neighbourhood Partnership?
Responding to the calls from the government for people to have more say in local decision making, Bristol City Council has introduced new forms of Neighbourhood Governance across the city. The new structures are called Neighbourhood Partnerships.
Neighbourhood Partnerships bring together local councillors, statutory agencies (like the local police, health services and schools), and local voluntary and community groups, with local residents. Each Neighbourhood Partnership covers the areas of 2 or 3 Council wards.
You can read a Quick Guide to the NP here.
http://www.voscur.org/system/files/08_NPguide_update_WORKINGDRAFT.pdf
You can read more about all the Bristol Neighbourhood Partnerships at
http://www.voscur.org/brispartnership/np
The BCR Neighbourhood Partnership launch took place on Thursday 20 November 2008
How can I keep up to date with my Neighbourhood Partnership?
Dates of meetings, contact details and other useful information is here www.voscur.org/brispartnership/np
Jo Corke
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Comment by Jo Corke on October 1, 2009 at 12:11pm
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We received his about Local Democracy Week 12 - 18th October.
As active residents we thought you might be interested in the attached.
Further details can be viewed at: http://www.bristol.gov.uk/localdemocracyweek
Obviously we can't reach all residents ourselves, so please pass this information on to anyone you feel might be interested. It's better people get the message twice rather than not at all.
Thank you.
Yours.
The Community Development Team.
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