Jake Atkinson Chief Officer, LRALC

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Jake Atkinson Chief Officer, LRALC Formed by Parish Councils - Run for Parish Councils - Delivering to Parish Councils LRALC Strategic Plan Draft Priorities & Actions Jake Atkinson Chief Officer, LRALC

Vision: An active, inclusive, and empowered local council tier across Leicestershire and Rutland, working with their communities and partners to improve quality of life in their localities.   Mission: To champion and provide support and guidance to member local councils, their staff, and their councillors, for the benefit of those who live and work in their parishes. Values: Support, Educate, Advocate, & Innovate.

Strategic Theme – Services Priorities: High quality support to member councils (engagement, development and communication); Embedding business continuity and resilience into service development and delivery; High quality training for Cllrs, Officers, and Volunteers in local councils; Demand led development of services

Actions: Adopt a Business Continuity Plan for LRALC incl. succession planning. Consider the creation of a Councillor Mentoring service to offer support to individual Councillors (Cllrs mentoring Cllrs). Consider the creation of an Internal Audit service to offer provider internal auditors to member councils. Consider the creation of a “peer review” service to help raise standards within the sector. Consider the commissioning of an independent Legal Advice service to offer an additional level of legal support to member councils.

Actions: Consider the creation of a Recruitment and Selection support service to offer support to member councils when appointing clerks Ensure core training is accessible to all member councils. Provide rapid access to information and services through the LRALC website and other new technology to provide support 24 X 7. Expand the range of high quality ‘core’ training courses offered (to include “advanced” level) in order to raise standards within the sector. Expand general training offer to allow member councils to meet the majority of their training needs for their Cllrs and staff.

Strategic Theme – Funding & Finance Priorities: High % of Parish Councils in membership; Membership fees that are equitable, sustainable and meet the strategic needs of the Association; Successful applications/negotiations for external and grant funding; Increasing non-membership fee income as a proportion of overall income (move towards self sufficiency); Providing value for money.

Actions: Continue to deliver returns on invested LRALC reserves in a sustainable and risk managed way. Retaining and aiming to increase local council membership (based on 2016/17 membership figure of 185) to 100% by 2020. Ensuring membership fees are equitable and sustainable, and together with other sources of income meet the strategic growth needs of the Association, including staffing requirements. Ensure LRALC is providing members with value for money. Continue to grow trading/consultancy/training income as a proportion of overall income. Consider additional fee paying subscription offers not reliant on LRALC membership. Review and revise accounting and budgeting systems to ensure they are fit for purpose and meet the strategic growth needs of the Association. Develop medium term financial plan for LRALC.

Strategic Theme – Human Resources/Management Priorities : Appropriately resourced officer team to deliver projects, services and priorities Experienced and professional officers equipped to do their job; Support for ongoing professional development and training for our people; Use of competent and experienced trainers and associates to increase knowledge base and delivery capacity;

Actions: Appraise, support and develop LRALC staff to encourage ongoing professional development intended to assist delivery of LRALC’s strategic aims. Increase LRALC’s human resources capacity (through employment and alternative contractual arrangements) to deliver the Association’s services and strategic priorities in a flexible and sustainable manner. Ensure staff are provided with the equipment necessary to do their jobs and to use new technologies to best meet the needs of members. Review and revise management reporting systems to ensure they are fit for purpose and meet the strategic growth needs of the Association.

Strategic Theme – Leadership and Governance Priorities: Positioning of LRALC as an exemplar CALC nationally; Review our governance and democratic structures; A diverse, skilled, and effective Executive Committee/Board; Strong promotion, advocacy, and campaigning on behalf of local councils;

Actions: Undertake a root and branches review of the governance and democratic structures of LRALC, including researching and considering alternative legal structures. Promote unique nature of LRALC/County Associations and NALC and provide clarity of purpose to member councils and their associates. Support and promote innovation within the sector by playing a lead role in developing new models of service delivery and devolution of services. Develop dialogue between LRALC elected members/LRALC branches and elected members within principal authorities. Engage with NALC to ensure that LRALC can help shape the policy and services of the national body for the benefit of member councils. Seek to attract a diverse range of individuals with appropriate skills and experience to be considered for appointment to the LRALC Executive/Board. Encouraging and recognising excellence amongst member councils.

Strategic Theme – Partnerships Priorities: Strong and positive engagement with key partners and stakeholders on behalf of member councils; Delivery of joint projects with appropriate partners; Development and fostering of strong networks and partnerships between parish councils and other bodies

Actions: Continue to be an active member of FEMALC and other CALC groupings, including County Officer Forums Encourage and support LRALC Executive Committee members in standing for NALC National Council and other NALC elected positions. Engage with strategic partnerships across the LRALC area to ensure that the role and benefits of parish councils are promoted and maximised. Further develop partnership working with CALCs and NALC where the project/activity is in line with LRALC’s priorities. Develop consultancy/project management offer for principal authorities.