Neighbourhood Partnership

 

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The Neighbourhood Partnership (NP) is about residents working with the Council to influence decisions. Its aim is to use local knowledge to make better decisions about what needs doing. It also has a small budget to spend on local improvements.

The meetings take place in public so anyone’s welcome to come but you have to be a member to vote. The NP is chaired by a local resident. Involvement from the public (non members) is at the discretion of the chair. The members of the NP are:

  • Local residents from across the three wards.
  • People from community and voluntary groups.
  • Local businesses and
  • Ward councillors.

Priorities

View the Neighbourhood Partnership Priorities for 2014 to 2015 (pdf, 89 KB)(opens new window).

The Neighbourhood Partnership has agreed it’s priorities for investment in parks and green spaces. This document guides the Neighbourhood Partnership and how it spends money on our green spaces.

The Neighbourhood Partnership Priorities for investment in parks and green spaces (pdf, 38 KB)(opens new window).

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Meetings

All at 6.30pm to 8.30pm

  • Wednesday 25 June, 2014, Unitarian Hall, Brunswick Square, BS2 8PE.
  • Wednesday 8 October 2014, Barton Hill Settlement, Ducie Road, BS5 OAX.
  • Wednesday 3 December, to be confirmed.
  • Wednesday 11 March 2015, St Mary Redcliffe and Temple School, Somerset Square, BS1 6RT
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Elected members

  • Councillor Margaret Hickman, Lawrence Hill.
  • Councillor Hibaq Jama, Lawrence Hill.
  • Councillor Faruk Choudhury, Easton.
  • Councillor Afzal Shah, Easton.
  • Councillor Gus Hoyt, Ashley.
  • Councillor Rob Telford, Ashley.