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This feature provides print outs and other materials to aid and inspire local participation work.
Outline Contents
Contents are divided between two documents, one giving information about how you can participate in local decision making and the other collecting together useful printouts and letters to help you with your own participation work.
Document Store
Ways to Participate
A to Z of Legislation and Participation Opportunities
Participation – Who’s Leading?
Participation Levels
Lead Organisations
Benefits and Disadvantages of Participation
Council and LSP Website Searches
Six Key Questions
Dummy Letters & Useful Print
Outs
Dummy Letters.
Making requests for information
Print Outs.
Participation. Print out copies of this page and keep a record of your own participation in local processes.
Networking. Network with others trying to promote sustainability concerns through locality working.
Supporter Registration. As a supporter gain additional help from Sustainability Links.
Your Feedback. What do you think about Sustainability Links?
Topic Updates
This is where to come to find out about any new initiatives or resources to help you in your S&P work.
While the future of the Duty
to Involve is not clear, citizen engagement
through locality working is as important
to the new Government as it was to the last.
Urban Forum's report, ‘Involving Communities:
a Legal Duty?’, looks at the findings of
surveys conducted among VCS organisations
shortly after the Duty came into force in
April 2009, as well as one year later. It
analyses the Duty's successes and shortcomings
in light of the new Big Society agenda.
www.urbanforum.org.uk
Structural Reform Plans are
replacing the Public Service Agreements
introduced by the last Government as part
of the Spending Review process. www.urbanforum.org.uk
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