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    Before outlining the findings of the Pathways project I thought it might help to give you a quick and dirty introduction to what we mean by community or parish planning.

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    1. Pathways of Influence Roger Roberts Voluntary Action Cumbria / North West Rural Community Councils
    2. Community plans are …
      • Elective (voluntary)
      • Involves all parts of the community
      • Evidence-based
      • Action focused
    3. In the North West …
      • Local services
      • Young people
      • Affordable housing
      • Traffic, parking & transport
      Common Issues 17 50 Lancashire 32 97 Cumbria 25 34 Cheshire In progress Completed
    4. Findings …
      • Community led planning is critical to:
        • Community empowerment
        • Duty to involve
        • ‘Place shaping’
        • Supports local councillors with evidence
        • Informs LDF development
        • LAA – e.g. NI 4 – people believing that they can influence the decisions that affect them
    5. The Calls to Action
      • Capacity and cohesion
        • Support the process
        • Recognise contribution to LAA outcomes
      • Failure to influence results in frustration
        • Support action plan implementation
        • Use local evidence to inform strategy
      • Councils/Agencies challenged in responding
        • Communities / partners must make plans robust and relevant
    6. Calls 2
      • Quality, credibility and sound evidence
        • Adhere to guidance on quality processes
      • Independent facilitation helps quality
        • Sustain effective support
        • Demonstrate better outcomes
      • Early engagement engenders support
        • Talk to officers and members at the start
    7. Calls 3
      • Councillors are key
        • Members / officers informed and responsive
      • Formal processes help make best use of plans
        • Develop partnership and protocols
        • Require demonstrable use of evidence
        • Embed in Comprehensive Area Assessment
      • Leaders are crucial
        • Commitment from the top counts
    8. Calls 4
      • Size matters
        • Base community planning on strategically relevant localities
      • Work with the system
        • Align community led planning with local engagement structures & LSP
        • Embed CLP outcomes and actions in terms of reference and regular business
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