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- 1. Louise Rutterford Centre for Sustainable Energy
- 2. What we will cover Introduction What matters to you Community led planning Linking local issues to low carbon
- 3. Centre for Sustainable Energy The Centre for Sustainable Energy (CSE) helps people and organisations from the public, private and voluntary sectors meet the twin challenges of rising energy costs and climate change. 3 year project that links together statutory planning and low carbon issues. Aiming to empower communities to undertake low carbon projects. PlanLoCaL Planning for Low Carbon Living
- 4. What matters to you? Think of the issues that come up in your community, or communities you are aware of and issues that affect you These might range from speeding traffic, allotment allocation, community facilities……
- 7. Sustainability Low carbon RE Establish energy generation facility for community benefit Resist wind farm Research and design for RE RE on community building Energy advice centre Influence size and style of developments Community owned hydro Improve bus service Increase kerbside recycling Increase LI Walking school bus Fuel Clubs Cycle and footpaths Improved recycling facilities Allotment provision Street lighting review Speed limit enforcement Change speed limit /road markings/signs Increase local food in local shop Traffic calming Reduce plastic bag use New/ bigger community hall Renovation of village hall Increase use of village hall Farmers market Litter picking schemes Local business directory Pedestrian crossing (highways) Adapting shop service Need and plans for affordable housing NHS dentists Street buddies/ village agents Collate wildlife info Youth space and facilities Play area equipment Improve village hall facilities Access to health services Cheaper community halls Adult education use school Parish council communication Local history Establish a youth club Youth PC Local police links, bobbies on the beat Neighbourhood watch Dog poo fines Relevance to planning ……………………………………………..Increasing………………………………………
- 8. Sustainability Low carbon RE Establish energy generation facility for community benefit Resist wind farm Research and design for RE RE on community building Energy advice centre Influence size and style of developments Community owned hydro Improve bus service Increase kerbside recycling Increase LI Walking school bus Fuel Clubs Cycle and footpaths Improved recycling facilities Allotment provision Street lighting review Speed limit enforcement Change speed limit /road markings/signs Increase local food in local shop Traffic calming Reduce plastic bag use New/ bigger community hall Renovation of village hall Increase use of village hall Farmers market Litter picking schemes Local business directory Pedestrian crossing (highways) Adapting shop service Need and plans for affordable housing NHS dentists Street buddies/ village agents Collate wildlife info Youth space and facilities Play area equipment Improve village hall facilities Access to health services Cheaper community halls Adult education use school Parish council communication Local history Establish a youth club Youth PC Local police links, bobbies on the beat Neighbourhood watch Dog poo fines Relevance to planning ……………………………………………..Increasing………………………………………
- 9. Community led planning Methods include broad community approaches: ACRE (Rural Community Council) Community Led Planning Action for Market towns health check Approaches with an environmental focus Transition 12 Steps Carbon Reduction Action Groups (CRAGS) All have valuable guidance on where to start and how to find out what matters to communities.
- 10. PlanLoCaL focuses on low carbon and statutory planning issues
- 11. Sustainability Low carbon RE Establish energy generation facility for community benefit Resist wind farm Research and design for RE RE on community building Energy advice centre Influence size and style of developments Community owned hydro Improve bus service Increase kerbside recycling Increase LI Walking school bus Fuel Clubs Cycle and footpaths Improved recycling facilities Allotment provision Street lighting review Speed limit enforcement Change speed limit /road markings/signs Increase local food in local shop Traffic calming Reduce plastic bag use New/ bigger community hall Renovation of village hall Increase use of village hall Farmers market Litter picking schemes Local business directory Pedestrian crossing (highways) Adapting shop service Need and plans for affordable housing NHS dentists Street buddies/ village agents Collate wildlife info Youth space and facilities Play area equipment Improve village hall facilities Access to health services Cheaper community halls Adult education use school Parish council communication Local history Establish a youth club Youth PC Local police links, bobbies on the beat Neighbourhood watch Dog poo fines Relevance to planning ……………………………………………..Increasing………………………………………
- 13. What matters to you?
- 20. To find out more Visit the stand in the main conference hall Visit the websites For CSE www.cse.org.uk For PlanLoCaLwww.planlocal.org.uk Fill in a form to receive a full resource pack from the stand or… www.planlocal.org.uk/downloads/group/resource-pack-order-form
Editor's Notes
- Introduce how the project linked to existing community engagement and planning examplesHighlight how this helped to show what issues are at the forefront of most community members minds both for us and community representatives (particularly environmentally motivated ones).Introduce the exercise as a deliberate 1st step that is completely openDon’t move to the next slide until lots of ideas are on the table.
- Introduce how the project linked to existing community engagement and planning examplesHighlight how this helped to show what issues are at the forefront of most community members minds both for us and community representatives (particularly environmentally motivated ones).Introduce the exercise as a deliberate 1st step that is completely openDon’t move to the next slide until lots of ideas are on the table.
- Introduce how the project linked to existing community engagement and planning examplesHighlight how this helped to show what issues are at the forefront of most community members minds both for us and community representatives (particularly environmentally motivated ones).Introduce the exercise as a deliberate 1st step that is completely openDon’t move to the next slide until lots of ideas are on the table.
- Run through the results from the session highlighting any big gaps and any issues that sit in different places on the charts.
- Run through the results from the session highlighting any big gaps and any issues that sit in different places on the charts.
- This is just an example of a previous result.It is interesting that most groups come up with very similar issues
- This is just an example of a previous result.It is interesting that most groups come up with very similar issues
- Introduce how the project linked to existing community engagement and planning examplesHighlight how this helped to show what issues are at the forefront of most community members minds both for us and community representatives (particularly environmentally motivated ones).Introduce the exercise as a deliberate 1st step that is completely openDon’t move to the next slide until lots of ideas are on the table.
- Highlight that due to the remit of PL and CSE’s specialism the project is focussing on the top RHS of the planning/Low carbon axes.However didn’t want to undermine/ignore the activities that don’t hit the spot – hence the community engagement pages
- This is just an example of a previous result.It is interesting that most groups come up with very similar issues
- This section is to introduce the main areas of the websiteMost of the ideas have been touched on before but highlight the topics coveredSuggest it is a soft launch but it does have lots of content
- As is shown by the axes there are several community issues that often have planning and low carbon implications.These have been explored in more detail on the website providing information to groups about planning and low carbon and where to go next.