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Formerly known as Bishopsworth, Hartcliffe & Whitchurch Park. This includes the local communities of: Bedminster Down, Bishopsworth, Hartcliffe,Headley Park, Highridge, Teyfant, Uplands, Whitchurch Park and Withywood.
Neighbourhood Partnership and Forum Meetings
Neighbourhood Partnership meetings and Forum meetings work together to progress the issues raised in each Neighbourhood Partnership. You can find out more about them here. If you have any suggestions about how the forums should be run or things you would like to discuss, please
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Next Neighbourhood Partnership meeting:
- Monday 26th March 2012 - 7pm to 9pm - Professional Development Centre. Teyfant Road. Bridge Learning Campus. BS13 0RF
Minutes from Dundry View Neighbourhood Partnership meeting 20th December 2011
Public Forum issues
Bishopsworth Forum meeting dates:
- Monday 13th February - 7pm to 9pm - Withywood Centre, Queens Road. Information
View the previous actions agreed by Bishopsworth Forum
Hartcliffe Forum meeting dates:
- Wednesday 8th February - 7pm to 9pm - Headley Park Church, St Peters Rise. Information
View the previous actions agreed by Hartcliffe Forum
Crox Bottom Management Plan
Whitchurch Park Forum meeting dates:
- Monday 6th February - 7pm to 9pm - @Symes Community Building. Information
View the previous actions agreed by Whitchurch Park Forum
Dundry View week of action
Monday January 23rd sees the start of Dundry Views week of action around community cohesion. There are lots of activities for local residents ending in a Community Event on Saturday 28th January, 11am-3pm at the Withywood Centre.
The aim of the week is to improve access to information, understand our community better and to increase opportunities for people of different backgrounds to take part in positive activities. Programme of Events and Information
Big P is back - Lots of free, open access play activities Wednesday 15th February 2012 12 noon to 4 pm
Our Priorties
- Safer Communities: Initiatives that reduce the fear of crime and reduse the impact of crime.
- Healthier Communities: Initiatives that help to promotes healthier lifestyles, reduse isolation and improve emotional and mental health and intiatives that support work around drug and alcohol misuse.
- Satisfaction with the local environment: ( there will be an expectation that the long term sustainability is carefully considered in all environmental improvment projects).
- Young People: Initiatives that increase youth provision and increase satisfaction with local play. Also initiatives that support young people to be involved in local decision making.
- Community Cohesion: Initiatives that bring people together who are from different backgrounds, ages, cultural and faith groups yo build communities and greater understanding.
- Knowledge and Skills: Initiatives that help to build the knowledge and skills of communities so they can be involved in decision making and continue to shape the future of thier neighbourhood. Iinitiatives that facilitate learning across the three wards are encouraged.
- Problem solving: Initiatives where residents have got together to takle a problem and need some funding to implement the solution.
Wellbeing Application form
Updated criteria-Groups, Projects and Organisations can now apply with a turnover of more than £10,000. Applicants can apply for upto £5,000 in one financial year.
The updated Guidance and Application Form (pdf). The Application Form is also available as a Word document.
Wham! 47
wham! 47 is out, full of information about HWCP, the Dundry View Neighbourhood Partnership, plus other local news. The front page story is all about the South Bristol Link which recently received the financial go-ahead.
Residents of Bishopsworth, Hartcliffe and Whitchurch Park wards will be getting a copy of the wham! through the door before 16 February or you can read wham! 47 here.
http://www.dundryview.org.uk/2012/02/wham-47-out-now/
Members of the Neighbourhood Partnership
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