Pride In Barry Ambassador Awards Scheme Presentation by Paul Haley Chairman of Pride In Barry.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
FUTURE OUTLOOK Capitalising the gains from Athens 2004 Olympic Games for the competitiveness of Athens Metropolitan Area (AMA) in Post-Olympic era Based.
Advertisements

Olympic & Paralympic Games Programme Objectives 1.1LOCOG - Deliver an inspirational environment and experience for athletes and provide a first class experience.
A Presentation by Alec McHarg on Sustainable Regional Creative Development… For the Creative Class to flourish, the town centre lacks the basic formula.
EAC HIGHER EDUCATION POLICY
SINGLE LOCAL GROWTH FUND (SLGF) 2015/16 PROJECT NAME:BOSTON QUADRANT PROJECT LOCATIONBoston LEAD APPLICANTChestnut Homes Limited DELIVERY PARTNERSGreater.
Embedding Public Engagement Sophie Duncan and Paul Manners National Co-ordinating Centre for Public Engagement Funded by the UK Funding Councils, Research.
Towards a Cultural Strategy 2013 – 2016 for Haringey WELCOME This PowerPoint was used in consultation workshops held during May 2013.
The arts visual and performing The arts visual and performing.
Tees Valley – it all comes together. Location / Lifestyle Five distinct boroughs to offer cosmopolitan town centres, dramatic coastline and rolling countryside.
Chief Superintendent Richard Debicki Divisional Commander, Lancashire Constabulary Vice-Chair of Blackpool Strategic Partnership Goal 2 Champion Goal 2.
Picture This: Sheffield 2020 Developing the Sheffield City Strategy Sharon Squires Director SFP.
PORTICO Conference Realising the Benefits of Investing in Heritage Brian Smith - Secretary General European Association of Historic Towns and Regions.
Industrial Heritage Tourism as a Response to Employment Contraction in the Western Australian Coal Industry ? Alan Cross, Regional Coordinator – Bunbury.
What’s it like? “A unique Cotswold town with a gritty character quite unlike some of its mellower, prim and pretty neighbours” Stroud Preservation Trust,
Great parks, great cities The decline and renewal of the urban park tradition in the UK, and beyond. Ken Worpole University of Greenwich 19 October 2005.
Manchester Building a Competitive City: The Commonwealth Games and their Legacy Eamonn Boylan Deputy Chief Executive of Manchester City Council 21 st November.
BLUEPRINT PEEL REGIONAL INVESTMENT BLUEPRINT PROGRESSIVEPROSPEROUS DYNAMIC.
The Regeneration of Cardiff Bay
Axis 3: Diversification of the rural economy and Quality of Life in rural areas Axis 4: The Leader approach DG AGRI, October 2005 Rural Development
Mumbai and Salford – what are the potential impacts of future change? Objective: To be able to explain the potential impacts of future change in Salford.
Southport - England’s Classic Resort. Why ‘Classic Resort’? What is a ‘Classic Resort’? What has been achieved so far? What about the future?
Local Government Reform - Linking Community Planning to Sport and Leisure Nichola Creagh Local Government Policy Division.
Induction to Dr Jon Stephenson. What is Partners IN Salford Partners IN Salford is the Local Strategic Partnership for Salford Partners IN Salford is.
Why is Downtown Important?. The mission of the Asheville Downtown Association is to be a voice of the downtown community and to promote and support quality.
South Downs National Park
Department of Planning and Community Development Corporate Plan: Government priorities we contribute to Building friendly, confident and safe.
The Olympics -one year wonder or long-term opportunity? Promote peace and international understanding Celebrate cultural diversity Encourage fitness and.
Environmental Prosperity: Business and the Environment in the East of England A study by SQW Ltd and Land Use Consultants on behalf of 22 regional partners.
The EU – China Mayor’s Forum 19 th September Brussels The importance of cities ‘Investing in Heritage’ as a catalyst for regeneration Brian Smith.
Palm Coast City Council STRATEGIC ACTION PLAN 2012.
South Kerry Development Partnership Ltd. Noel Spillane CEO February 24 th 2012.
New Approaches to the Protection of Cultural Heritage Turkish Union of Historical Towns International Meeting – Istanbul 2-4 th December 2005 Brian Smith.
Headwaters Communities in Action Building A Better Quality of Life Together.
Mark Pearson Chief Executive SURREY CONNECTS Enterprise Partnership.
RUGBY LEAGUE WORLD CUP 2013 “THE STORY OF WARRINGTON’S WORLD CUP”
Culture, Ceremonies & Education Bill Morris, Director of Culture, Ceremonies & Education Heritage Link & Heritage Trust Tuesday 19 th June 2007.
Community Information Events Derry City & Strabane District Council.
Slide 10.1 Cooper et al: Tourism: Principles and Practice, 3e Pearson Education Limited 2005, © retained by authors Chapter 10 Attractions.
Mike Welsh Communities Officer North East Ward Dundee City Council.
The Future of our Heritage Afternoon Session Welcome Back Abby Johnson Brennan Executive Director, Plymouth Culture Board.
PAGE 1 Meeting 4 – January 14 th 2014 Katy Woodington Gwynt y Môr Offshore Wind Farm Community Investment Advisory.
Special Interest Tourism Nicos Rodosthenous PhD 29/10/ /10/20131Dr Nicos Rodosthenous.
The Olympic Games London 2012 Benefits Current view of the Olympic Stadium.
West of England’s Young Placemakers’ Programme Joint Spatial Plan November 2015 With support from the staff and students at:
Puerto Rican Parade of florida (Business Expo, Health Fair, Festival & Parade) 5 th Anniversary Celebration 5 th Anniversary Celebration Sponsorship &
Enterprise & Environment Directorate TRANSPORT FOR REGIONAL GROWTH 5 NOVEMBER 2015 Keith Winter, Executive Director, Enterprise and Environment, Fife Council.
Bill Kercher, theamericancity.org1. Character Towns A “character town” is a small city or town that people care about; A town with great neighborhoods,
The Chartered Institute of Housing – An Introduction Dr Paul Griseri (former CIH Chief Moderator)
Pasco County Economic Development Plan BOCC April 23, 2013.
Lancashire Cultural Services An introduction for the Communities Overview & Scrutiny Committee Ian Watson Head of Cultural Services 23 July 2009.
The Need to Rebrand L/O: To understand the social, environmental and economic reasons behind rebranding Starter Activity: Study the photo. Does this area.
Volunteering Infrastructure Interim Report 2010 Jonny Lovell Ripon CVS on behalf of York and North Yorkshire Infrastructure Consortium.
Economic ‘Selfie’ & Innovative Horizons Professor Alison Morrison.
Sussex gardens trust ‘encouraging the protection conservation and evolution of our local garden heritage in Sussex’
The Abu Dhabi Chamber of Commerce and Industry Your partner for business.
Civic Pride, volunteering and the future for CVS.
WARRINGTON CULTURAL STRATEGY FRAMEWORK
Creating outdoor recreation's own legacy Emma Boggis Chief Executive Sport and Recreation Alliance.
The Manchester Strategy. How do we make Manchester the best it can be by 2025? We're drafting a strategy with the help from as many people as possible.
Volunteering Infrastructure Interim Report 2010 Jonny Lovell Ripon CVS on behalf of York and North Yorkshire Infrastructure Consortium.
Birmingham’s Cultural Strategy
RDP
Developing & Managing Multiple Projects
What are sustainable communities?
Social Enterprise – Wales – ‘There’s no business like Social Business’
What are sustainable communities?
Southend 2050: Emerging key messages
Ayrshire Growth Deal/ Regional Economic Partnership May 2019
Tourism, Regeneration and the London Olympic Games 2012
I’m delighted to introduce Northern Irish Connections, the global diaspora initiative for Northern Ireland.
Presentation transcript:

Pride In Barry Ambassador Awards Scheme Presentation by Paul Haley Chairman of Pride In Barry

Introduction Pride In Barry Barry Regeneration Ambassador Scheme Questions

Pride In Barry What is? A non-political association of voluntary organisations, authorities and others who have combined together to strive to improve the local environment

Pride In Barry Purpose to increase civic awareness, promote environmental improvement and enhancement, to generate a pride in the town.

Pride In Barry Our Values We believe that the Town of Barry is special: We want to keep it special for present and future generations.

Pride In Barry Things that we appreciate and which make Barry special Environment Community Economy

Pride In Barry Environment An attractive place to live, work and visit Pleasant coast, countryside and urban landscape A rich heritage

Pride In Barry Community Thriving sporting clubs; excellent recreation and leisure facilities Large numbers and variety of community groups A diverse and dynamic environment – entrepreneurial and successful A balance and respect of young and old, ethnicity and culture A friendly atmosphere which welcomes newcomers

Pride In Barry Economy A mixed economy with commercial organisations of all sizes working in partnership with the community Economic prosperity for self, family and wider community Supporting economic opportunity for all

Pride In Barry Barry will not remain special by itself. Standards and expectations rise and we face competition from outside. As a result we need to improve Barry. We need to continually invest in new projects. It takes effort and commitment to do this. Pride In Barry is committed to promoting these efforts and supporting those who demonstrate commitments to the Town that we share and the values we appreciate.

Pride In Barry We believe in: Quality in design and Imaginative use of land Quality Landmark buildings Quality restoration, regeneration and renaissance

Pride In Barry Investing for the Future Town Hall, King Square and Central Park Holton Road The Waterfront Developing Education and Training facilities Environmental enhancements

Pride In Barry Partnerships Developing Business and Community links Self-help

Greater Barry Regeneration Barry Action began in 1994 – ABP/WDA/VOG

Greater Barry Regeneration Historic Decline in coal, Dock, BP, Barry Island Poor image – degraded environment Lack of investment – competition Crime and vandalism problems

Greater Barry Regeneration Initially appeared to be slow progress Much environmental remedial works Land Acquisition & Infrastructure

Greater Barry Regeneration Gateway buildings improved visual appearance Greater access to the Waterfront Shops, attractions, events; people awareness

Greater Barry Regeneration Over 125 projects £47 million Public £100 million Private Barry largest Town in Wales In 2004, largest house price growth in UK

Greater Barry Regeneration Still more to do…. A Marina? A University? Community & Recreation facilities? Image to be improved

Ambassadors Award Scheme Introduction Purpose How to roll-out Training & Support Annual Awards Action Timetable

Purpose - Ambassadors “The Pride In Barry Ambassadors will involve all sectors of the community in showcasing the talents and enterprise of the people of Barry, to encourage civic pride, and to promote Barry locally, nationally and internationally.”

How to Roll Out - Ambassador Needs to rely on people Peer to peer Use all types of media Verbal/ Paper / Electronic / Pictures Training sessions and materials Regular support contact & meets Keep It Simple

Training and Support PIB to provide; outline material for Scheme Motivation!!!!!! Moral support & encouragement Recognition of people’s efforts

Annual Awards PIB host an Annual Award Night Recognise all Recognise Outstanding Efforts Encourage further participation Sponsorship opportunities 3-year Scheme

Annual Awards Ambassador of The Year Award sponsored by Barry Town Council Presented to the individual, company or organisation that during 2006 has been viewed as outstanding in most meeting the Pride In Barry mission of raising awareness of the character, strengths and opportunities of Barry at a local, national or international level.

Business Ambassador - Barry Enterprise Award An award for small to medium companies across any sector involved in either technologies, products or services, that have successfully demonstrated their growth and sustainability as a contribution to the enterprise and innovation culture of Barry.

Cultural Ambassador - Creative Barry Award For those people, groups or organisations encouraging and promoting a celebration of the distinct culture and heritage of Barry locally, nationally or internationally. This can be through mediums as diverse as the creative, performing or visual arts.

Community Ambassador - Pride In Barry Award sponsored by Newydd Housing Association This Award recognises people or organisations that by their example and inspiration are promoting a spirit in the community and leading the way in encouraging a civic pride in Barry.

International Award - Strategic Barry Award The International Ambassador - Strategic Barry Award, recognises those individuals or organisations that through their endeavors at an international level are either raising the profile, or heightening awareness of, the strengths, characteristics and opportunities of the town.

Tourism Ambassador - Welcome Barry Award This Award recognises attractions or activities that maximise tourism by showcasing heritage, leisure or specialist activity thus bringing visitors into the town. These could range from a one-off event or long established festival, through to a heritage site, or a visitor attraction - all of which contribute to the distinct and varied Barry tourism experience.

Youth Ambassador - Aspiring Youth Award This award is presented to those young people less than 25 year old in recognition of the contribution they are making in shaping the future of Barry within their chosen field eg business, sport, arts or culture.

Action Timetable Established website Publicity & Press Prepare Materials, Training & Support Sponsorship Open Night 26 September Presentation Night 21 November

Be an Ambassador for Barry Be positive about Barry There is plenty of new good news, and plenty of old good news Barry is a great place to live, work, and visit Tell your neighbours, friends, relatives, work colleagues, business contacts….in fact anyone and everyone!!

Be an Ambassador for Barry Did you know….. Barry is now the largest Town in Wales Barry had record population growth, from 85 people in 1881 to 40,000 by 1920’s Barry held the World record for coal export in 1913 of million tons Barry has one of the largest urban regeneration schemes in Europe

Be an Ambassador for Barry Did you know… 320 acres of land reclaimed 276 acres of land environmentally improved 8.6 million sq ft of buildings constructed or improved 10,000 linear yards of roads built Private investment £100m & £47m Public 1302 construction jobs – 538 permanent jobs

Be an Ambassador for Barry Which means…. Barry has an open accessible Waterfront, which links to its Town and Seafront Barry has plenty of available brownfield land Barry is in a great position to capitalise on expansion of the Welsh economy and nearby Cardiff Barry has …..opportunities!!!!!

More Information Paul Haley 18 Windsor Road, Barry CF62 7AW Tel: Thank you.