A Neighbourhood Action Plan for Longthornton -A vision from 2009 to 2011.

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A Neighbourhood Action Plan for Longthornton -A vision from 2009 to 2011

What is a Neighbourhood Action Plan? Part of the Merton Neighbourhood Renewal Strategy which focuses on ‘bridging the gap’ between the East and the West of the borough Deriving from the national strategy ensuring that ‘no-one is disadvantaged by where they live’ more importantly that every individual has equal access to services such as good education, community safety, clean environment etc. 2 year action plan developed in partnership with local agencies and across council departments – project focused responding to issues on what residents would like to see improved in their area – ‘shaping your neighbourhood’

Making a Difference Longthornton Joined-up approach to delivery of local services Produce community activists Encourage innovation projects Act as a lobbying tool for resources

Neighbourhood plan areas Cricket Green (Phipps Bridge Estate)√ Abbey (High Path Estate) √ Lavender Fields√ St Helier√ Longthornton – in progress Figge’s Marsh Graveney Ravensbury

Consultation so far..... Fun Day in Oakleigh Park - commissioned to Commonside Trust Meetings with local councillor & Longthornton Re-development Working Party Online Consultation until end of September

Identifying Priorities Safer & Stronger Communities Healthier Communities Older People Children and Young People Economy & Environment

What are the findings so far? More activities & facilities for Children & Young People in local parks A need for a Community Centre More activities for older people e.g.. Lunch club More benches in Parks Increased Police patrols Cleaner streets Outdoor Gym needed More community events Section 106 money to be spent locally Local training courses to be available

PROVISIONAL TIMETABLE October : Neighbourhood Plan devised November :Consultation on Plan (Focus groups & online)/ noticeboards December onwards : action neighbourhood plan & distribute newsletter to residents

Useful Information Online consultation form Jacqui Cayenne - Principle Regeneration Officer Sue Neville - Community Regeneration Officer