1. Making the most of Durham Total Place Glyn Hall Head of Housing Durham County Council

2. National Pilot Programme How a whole area approach to public services in a local area can lead to better services and outcomes at less public cost. Whole systems/ Partnership approach across all layers of Government 13 local pilots reported in February 2010

3. Why housing in relation to regeneration? Altogether Wealthier Relationships with business Housing Culture and Tourism – City of Culture bid Transport

4. Durham Recommendations

5. Progress since February Progressing Well An enabling planning framework A new partnership for housing-led regeneration (HARP) Some progress Simplified Investment and Funding ‘ Total Capital’ Rationalising across Social Housing Providers Home Adaptations Energy Efficiency Jobs for local people Little progress Link benefits payments to home conditions/ standards

6. Making the most of Total Place – Common Themes Common issues across all 7 themes: Local control and influence Place based focus Streamline funding Simplify performance and monitoring frameworks Improving processes and systems Consultation - Listening better - Involving earlier Customer perspective vital Total Place perspective vital Information access & sharing Improving quality of life

7. Making the most from Total Place Resource intensive but worthwhile Building relationships & partnerships Gathering and using evidence Benefits of putting customer/ citizen at the heart of proposals for change..............but change needs to be addressed at all levels of Government

8. Long term aim – ‘Total Capital’ Fully integrated place-based regeneration Delegated place-based programme Single pot with flexibility to vire at local level Builds on MAA/ city-region model Supported by strong sub regional governance Avoid perverse incentives identified in deep dive work

9. Fit with potential new Government delivery models Place-based budget proposals Assets and capital pathfinders Local Economic Partnerships