CRIGGLESTONE COMMUNITY Plan
Crigglestone People - pulling together to plan their future
Latest news!
February 2012
One of the most popular items identified on the questionaires concerned Neighbourhood Watch Schemes. So that residents can find out more, join a scheme or set up one in your area, a meeting is to be held on:
Saturday 18th February from 10.30am to 1.00pm
at Hall Green Community Centre
Members of the Neighbourhood Police Team will be there to give advice.
Refreshments will be available - please come along and help make your neighbourhood a safer place.
January 2012
The Parish Council has appointed a Community Led Plan Committee which will be working to implement the Action Plans in the report.
December 2011
The Steering Group will now be working to follow up the interest groups proposed on the questionnaires.
October 2011
The Plan is now complete! Download a copy here!
A successful launch event was held on 15 October when local people could see the outcome of their contributions to the Plan process. The next steps will be to ensure the actions proposed are implemented.
Summaries of the report have been delivered to all households in the Parish area - if you have not received one, please contact info@crigplan.org or call 01924 373487
August 2011
The analysis of the data collected is now complete and the Group is preparing the final plan and summary documents.
July 2011
Analysis of the questionnaires submitted for the Crigglestone Community Plan is continuing. Thanks to those of you who submitted interest forms: these are also being analysed and you will be contacted to take forward the issues raised including neighbourhood watch schemes, allotments, environmental groups and car sharing.
May 2011
Local resident, Joanne Pickett, was the winner of the prize draw for the return of the Crigglestone Community Plan questionnaire. In making the presentation of a voucher for Sunday lunch at the Cedar Court Hotel, General Manager Hayleigh Parkhurst said “Cedar Court Hotel is delighted to be associated with the Community Led Plan. I’m really pleased to hear the questionnaire had a response of over 23%, comparing very favourably with the 10% return when a Parish Plan was first produced in 2004.”
Steering Group Chair, Peter Daniels, added “The group is grateful to Cedar Court Hotel for their sponsorship of the questionnaire. The Group is now moving on to analyse the feedback received leading to proposals for an action plan in the summer.”
Prize draw
A big thank you to all residents who filled in their forms. The winner of the prize draw was questionnaire number 0934.
April 2011
The next step is a questionnaire which is now being distributed to all households in the parish area. Be sure to complete your form and return it in the Freepost envelope to enter the PRIZE DRAW to win Sunday Lunch for four at the Cedar Court Hotel.
November 2010
Developing a successful plan demands that everyone who lives, works and plays in the Crigglestone area has the opportunity to have their say. To this end, public consultation events have been held and members of the Steering Committee have talked to a number of focus groups.
October 2010
The year ahead promises to be an interesting one for the people of Crigglestone as this October will see the launch of a project to refresh their Community Plan. The project is being led by a group of local residents, the Crigglestone Community Plan Steering Group (CCPSG), who will be working hard over a twelve month period to make sure the best possible plan is produced.
The Plan will cover the communities of: Crigglestone, Calder Grove, Hall Green, Durkar, Dennington, Newmillerdam, Chapelthorpe, Great Cliffe, Painthorpe and Hollingthorpe.
“The aim of a Community Plan is to gather information about the concerns and aspirations of local people”, says Peter Daniels, Chair of the CCPSG. “It will take stock of what’s happening throughout the area and seek to clarify what improvements and changes people want”. He adds, “It’s important that people understand this is their plan. As well as influencing decision-making by the local authority and service providers, there will be opportunities for the community to make some of the changes they want themselves.”
The scope of the Plan will be as wide as the community sees fit, so it could address issues as varied as the Environment, Housing, Crime & Safety, Local Facilities for Young People, Access to Services and Leisure, to name just a few.
Funded by Rural Action Yorkshire and The Big Lottery Awards for All, the project will take a year to complete. For more information on the Plan, its progress and how you can get involved, follow us on this page, email info@crigplan.org or phone 01924 373487.
  
Read the minutes of the Steering Group:
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Date of Meeting |
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3 Feb 2011 |
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25 Jan 2011 |
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17 Jan 2011 |
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5 Jan 2011 |
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30 Nov 2010 |
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3 Nov 2010 |
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11 Oct 2010 |
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29 Sept 2010 |
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6 Sept 2010 |
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24 August 2010 |
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2 August 2010 |
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14 June 2010 |
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8 March 2010 |
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11 Jan 2010 |
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