Shipley Locality Plan 2022-2025
Contents
- Shipley locality priorities
- Better Skills, More Good Jobs and a Growing Economy
- Decent Homes and Visible Environment
- Good Start, Great Schools
- Better Health, Better Lives
- Safe, Strong and Active Communities
- A Sustainable District
- Appendix 1: Strong and Active Communities Sub Action
Shipley locality priorities
Bradford District Priority Outcomes 2021-25 | Shipley Locality Wide Priorities 2022-25 |
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Better Skills, More Good Jobs and a Growing Economy |
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Decent Homes and the Visible Environment |
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Good Start, Great Schools |
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Better Health, Better Lives |
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Safe, Strong and Active Communities |
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A Sustainable District |
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Better Skills, More Good Jobs and a Growing Economy
Actions | Outcomes | Indicators * Key partners |
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1. Work with partners, including Shipley College, Schools, Job Centre / DWP and Social Enterprises to explore how access could be improved for all ages. Looking at skills gaps and outreach – see also Good Start Great Schools Action 2 | 1. A local workforce with the skills needed by local employers and dynamic employment opportunities for local people | 1. Network events organised * Shipley College, Schools, Job Centre/DWP and Social Enterprise |
2. Support new business development through
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2. A local economy where local people can thrive as employees and as self employed | 2.
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3. Thriving Bingley and Shipley town centres with a good offer of shops and cultural life | 3. Number of vacant business premises in Shipley and Bingley town centres * Economic Development, Department of Place |
Decent Homes and Visible Environment
Actions | Outcomes | Indicators * Key partners |
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1. Set up a partnership of Registered Social Landlords, representatives of the private-rented sector and tenants groups to work together to improve housing and promote the rights of tenants | 1. More people living in decent homes and more tenants/residents actively engaging in housing issues/initiatives. More people, particularly older people and people with disabilities, living in housing with improved accessibility | 1. Number of people living in decent homes. Number of tenants/residents actively engaged. Number of tenants /residents groups. Number of people, particularly older people and people with disabilities, living in housing with improved accessibility * |
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2. Fostering a sense of ownership and pride. Work with businesses, tenants and landlords to ensure all are aware of their responsibilities | 2. Numbers of complaints / requests for service. Cleanliness scores. Before and after photos * Neighbourhood Warden and Enforcement Manager |
3. Actively support local flood plans with the use of operational resources as part of the Emergency Planning process. | 3. Quick response from all operational teams to assist with issues arising from flooding and ensure less impact at affected areas | 3. Number of active plans * Emergency Planning (number of flood plans in place) |
Good Start, Great Schools
Actions | Outcomes | Indicators * Key partners |
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1. Young people are able to access appropriate early help to resolve issues before they escalate | 1. Numbers of young people accessing Youth In Mind annually * Bingley Bubble, WISHH, Affinity, HALE, Youth Service, Born in Bradford, Early Help |
2. Develop a school and college coordination group as a sub group of the Shipley Leadership team - see also Better Skills Action 1 | 2. Improved communication and partnership working between all schools and colleges and other partner agencies is having a positive impact on the lives of children, young people and their families | 2. Numbers of initiatives arising out of the partnership group* Schools, Shipley College |
3. Provide opportunities for young people to share their views and opinions about issues that impact on their lives. | 3. The voice of children and young people is being heard and acted upon by those involved in making decisions that affect their lives which is having a positive impact on them, their families and the communities they live in | 3. Percent of young people saying they feel they can influence local decisions from Localities Youth Survey (annual)* HALE, Youth Service, Early Help |
Better Health, Better Lives
Actions | Outcomes | Indicators * Key partners |
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1. Work with Community Partnerships and GPs to ensure social prescribing is maximised and made more aware to the public of its existence and benefits | 1. Potential for lower prescription of medication, less GP appointments and physical and psychological benefits for individuals | 1. Numbers of people referred by surgeries to agencies who socially prescribe* Bingley Bubble, WISHH, Affinity, HALE |
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2. Better physical and mental health | 2. Numbers attending* Living Well, CABAD, HALE, VCS, Community Centres |
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3. A Locality that is accessible and inclusive to all and where everyone can thrive | 3. Locality survey * Stronger Communities, Adult Services, Equality Together, Partnership for Positive Ageing |
Safe, Strong and Active Communities
Actions | Outcomes | Indicators * Key partners |
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1. Create a working group to develop actions that target communities of interest who are seldom heard | 1. A locality where services are shaped to reflect the needs of all communities and everyone is included where they choose to be | 1. Working up measures with the Stronger Communities team* CABAD, Health, Area Office, VCS |
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2. Young people to have better understanding of healthy relationships. Less domestic abuse in the future | 2.
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3. See details of 10 active community actions in Appendix 1 | 3. See details of 10 active community actions in Appendix | 3. Delivery of the 10 active community actions in Appendix 1 |
A Sustainable District
Actions | Outcomes | Indicators * Key partners |
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1. Cleaner air quality / carbon emissions | 1. Local air quality measures and more active communities* Clear Air Zone team, Area Office, Road Safety team |
2. Target areas of low recycling kerbside collection rounds. | 2. Increased recycling at these properties and less contamination of vehicle loads with less residual waste going to landfill | 2. Recycling rates / tonnage going to landfill* Parks and Cleansing, Wardens, Recycling team |
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3. More biodiversity and less chemical usage. Increase in wildlife and naturalisation. Success/failure of trial. Possible roll out district wide | 3. Numbers of areas left to naturalise and litres of glyphosate used, Increased complaints regarding weeds. |
Appendix 1: Strong and Active Communities Sub Action
Developing Community and Partnership Strengths across the Shipley Area
Item | Actions | Details | Who | When |
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1 | Promoting existing strengths and good practice between partners across the Shipley Area | Organise a network across community providers Run an annual community heroes event in Shipley to celebrate achievements |
Area Office CABAD Community providers |
April each year |
2 | Piloting a referral pathway for individuals with low level needs into community led provision locally | Design a project that would enable agencies to refer in and for neighbourhood teams to deliver short interventions in partnership with local organisations and residents | Area Office Police NHS Local organisations Council Customer Services Incommunities |
Design pilot in BD18 ready for a 2022 soft launch |
3 | Map local community offer by ward and seek to further develop to meet local needs |
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Area Office Youth Worker Ward Leads for Youth Offer element Early Help Community providers |
Complete initial in each Ward Spring 2023 then regularly update. |
4 | Support local community organisations and businesses to diversify the culture and arts offer including for young people | Work with local groups to build opportunities to increase the culture and arts offer to everyone including those who participate the least | Culture 2025 team Council Culture team Youth Service |
Ongoing in build up to Culture 2025 |
5 | Improve information and advice about community offer in each neighbourhood. Support residents through the Cost of Living crisis. |
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CABAD Area Office Community providers |
Cost of Living Support website and booklet launched September 2022. |
6 | Develop an Area wide Friendly Communities initiative (inclusive to all) | Compare existing 'Friendly' initiatives and design one that supports community organisations and local businesses to be inclusive (for example Dementia, Autism) | Community providers Faith organisations Richard Cracknell |
Initial working group to scope out in Autumn 2022 with timescale to follow |
7 | Increase opportunities for neighbourliness including Neighbourhood Watch. |
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NPT Area Office |
Initial meeting to scope out in Autumn 2022 with timescale to follow |
8 | Mapping existing voice mechanisms and ensuring all communities and all ages are heard |
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NHS NPT Incommunities VCS Area Office Stronger Communities |
Initial meeting to scope out in Autumn 2022 with timescale to follow |
9 | Continue to work with Friends of Parks and Open spaces groups to help maximise the use of public spaces | Friends of Groups Parks and Cleansing |
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10 | Developing a Safe and Warm spaces initiative to increase the numbers and diversity of people accessing community spaces across the Area | Evaluate existing similar initiatives and decide if one is fit for Shipley and if not develop a new one | Area Office Libraries Community providers Faith organisations Holiday Activity and Food Programme |
Launched in Autumn 2022 |