Parish Plans

Parish Plans

The Maldon District LSP is keen to promote and support Parish Plans within the District because it believes that they encourage community empowerment and foster community spirit. They also help the Partnership to identify and better understand the issues that are important to local people.

Parish Plans are a type of Community Led Plan which determines the future of where you live and how it can change for the better.  A parish Plan involves assessing the needs and aspirations of local people by carrying out surveys and workshops. It set out a vision for the future of the parish and outlines how that can be achieved in an Action Plan. 

So far three Parish plans have been completed in the District – North Fambridge, Southminster and Althorne – but more are in progress. The LSP will use the work of the parish plan groups to review its Sustainable community strategy and advocates that all the LSP partners use the parish plans as a resource. In 2008 and 2009 the LSP has held an event to encourage and support parish plan groups by bringing parish plan groups together with partner organisations from the LSP and with other parish plan groups. We hope to be able to be able to repeat this again.

The LSP has held an event for the last two years to encourage and support parish plans by bringing parish plan groups together with partner organisations from the LSP and with other parish plan groups. We hope that this can become an annual event.

Click here to read the Parish Plan's Press Release

 For further information about all forms of Community led planning but especially Parish Plans see the Rural Community Council for Essex’s (RCCE) website Click Here

You can also access the Maldon Parish Plan groups’ websites and read the Parish Plans from the RCCE’s website.

 

 

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