Sheffield Fairness Commission Saturday 8 th September 2012.

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Sheffield Fairness Commission Saturday 8 th September 2012

Agenda Welcome – Cllr Julie Dore Fairness in Sheffield – Prof Alan Walker Workshops Coffee and feedback Closing comments – Prof Alan Walker

Welcome Cllr Julie Dore Leader Sheffield City Council

Fairness in Sheffield Professor Alan Walker Chair of the Fairness Commission

Source: Deprivation in Sheffield Report Dr A Rae

Communities of Interest Women working full time are paid, on average, 15.5% less an hour than men for doing work of equivalent value The number of deaths caused by road traffic accidents made up around 5% of all those of 0-14 year olds and 19% of all year olds in Sheffield 12% of BME people feel unsafe when out in their local area during the day in comparison with only 4% of White British people People with disabilities tend to have lower rates of employment, lower incomes and are more likely to be living in poverty Only 36.4% in Sheffield of people with mental health problems or learning disabilities were in employment

Overall Level of Multiple Deprivation (Rank Score By LSOA 2010)...A Trip On Route 83 Ecclesall Ward Life Expectancy Male: Years Female: Years Nether Edge Ward Life Expectancy Male: Years Female: Years Broomhill Ward Life Expectancy Male: Years Female: Years Central Ward Life Expectancy Male: Years Female: Years Burngreave Ward Life Expectancy Male: Years Female: Years Firth Park Ward Life Expectancy Male: Years Female: Years Southey Ward Life Expectancy Male: Years Female: 80.8 Years East Ecclesfield Ward Life Expectancy Male: Years Female: Years …Our Journey Starts Here In Bents Green …Skirting Nether Edge Past Endcliffe Park …On Through City Centre Streets …Journey’s End In The North of The City.

Wilkinson & Pickett, The Spirit Level Index of: Life expectancy Math & Literacy Infant mortality Homicides Imprisonment Teenage births Trust Obesity Mental illness – incl. drug & alcohol addiction Social mobility Health and social problems are worse in more unequal countries Index of health and social problems

Fairness Commission Remit “… to make a non-partisan strategic assessment of the nature, extent, causes and impact of inequalities in the City and to make recommendations for tackling them.”

How does it work? Independently chaired Commission Taken a ‘Select Committee’ approach Commenced with a call for evidence 6 public hearings ‘Satellite meetings’ Generate a big debate within Sheffield on inequalities and fairness Publish a final report and recommendations Reports to the Council and also considered by Sheffield Executive Board Continue the debate on fairness Monitor the impact

What is Fairness? Fairness is a matter of social justice: a society in which individuals and groups are treated fairly and receive a just share of its benefits and burdens. This does not mean addressing inherent individual or biological differences between people, for example, in terms of gender or race. Our focus is on those differences, inequalities, which arise from the way a society or city, is organised socially, politically and economically.

A Bold Vision A city that is eventually free from damaging disparities in living conditions and life chances, a place in which every citizen and community knows and feels that they will be treated fairly. We aspire to be the fairest city in the country.

Principles 1.Those in greatest need should take priority 2.Those with the broadest shoulders must contribute the most 3.The commitment to fairness must be a long-term one 4.The commitment to fairness must be city- wide 5.Prevention is better than cure

Principles (continued) 6.Be seen to act in a fair way as well as acting fairly 7.Civic responsibility 8.An open continuous campaign for fairness in the city 9.Fairness must be a matter of balance 10.The city’s commitment to fairness must be demonstrated and monitored

Themes 1.Health inequalities –Inequity of health service resource allocation; Stronger focus on mental health 2.Poverty, welfare and benefits –Living wage; strengthen support to advice services 3.Employment and unemployment –Quality of jobs; encouraging entrepreneurship

Themes (continued) 4.Aspiration, attainment and skills –Early years; schools more accessible for parents 5.Housing and environmental issues –Affordable homes; A Sheffield standard for housing and the environment 6.Crime –Rehabilitation to break cycles and patterns of offending 7.Access to services and transport –Flat fares for young people

What Next? Today’s event – your views and input Commission continues to consider evidence and the output from today Final report and recommendations Implementation The big debate

Workshops

Workshop Each group to use the pictures/words from magazines provided and/or to draw to provide a visual representation of: What would a fair city look like? What would an unfair city look like?

Workshops (Continued) 2.Can you provide some specific examples of how Sheffield is fair or unfair? 3.Where is Sheffield on the spectrum of being a fair / unfair city? 4.What do you think the solutions/interventions to the issues identified in part 2 are? 5.Summary – 1 flip chart sheet only

Closing Comments Prof Alan Walker University of Sheffield