Blakelaw Annual Ward Priority Setting 2016 - This consultation has now ended

The Annual Ward Event in Blakelaw will be used to talk to local residents, groups and agencies about their priorities for the coming year.  Following the meeting, the information will be used to produce an action plan for the ward which will help us all to think about how we can work together for the benefit of the area.  The action plan will also help the Ward Committee to determine where ward funds should be spent for maximum impact in the ward.

Draft priorities have already been written to start the discussion. These are based on what local people have said, and information we already have about the ward. Please take 5 minutes to give us your views by completing this survey to tell us whether you agree with these draft priorities.  All information from the survey will be included in the discussions taking place when the event is held.
 This survey is relevant to Blakelaw ward residents. If you would like to check which ward you live in, click the links to: Where you live / My neighbourhood. 
If you have questions about this survey, please contact Amy Stillwell, Communities Officer, amy.stillwell@newcastle.gov.uk


Ward
  • Blakelaw

Start Date

29 June 2016

End Date

30 November 2016

Participants
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Days Remaining

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Result

Thank you to everyone who took part in the Blakelaw ward priority setting this year, both online and at our event.  Following information gathered at the meeting and online, the following priorities have been agreed for the coming year:

  • Activities for Children and Young People
  • Environment and Green Spaces (including parking)
  • Getting Blakelaw Working
  • Fear of Crime
  • Support to Vulnerable People

If you would like to find out more about how these priorities will be address please read our feedback sheet.

If you have any other questions please contact Amy Stillwell, Communities Officer amy.stillwell@newcastle.gov.uk

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  • Blakelaw Ward

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